Rob Clarke

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  • Home
  • Blog
  • Scoot V 2.0
  • Scoot
  • The Big Top
  • Animal Farm
  • Return to Pleasure Island
  • Butts
  • Gym Bunnies
  • Illustration
    • Up Your Alley
    • Unzipped
    • Honcho
    • Cards
  • Remember the 90's
    • B&W
    • Le Poodle Parlor
    • Cowboys
  • The Wall Of Horniness
  • In the Beginning

Cowboys

I made these flea bitten varmints in 1997. Back then I was into illustration mediums like gouache, watercolor and colored pencil.


To be honest I was never really into cowboys, I did like parts of Blazing Saddles though. 



Around this time I had a few of my grayscale pencil drawings published in zines and was horrified to see how washed out and anemic they looked. To fix this, I started drawing in black and white with rapidographs and ink brush - probably the hardest medium I’ve ever worked in. Eventually I made a set of stickers that I posted around town. My one attempt at graffiti art - which is not really in my nature.