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Drawing with red, black and blue pens on paper. Approx. size: (H) 7.5 inches x 6 inches (W).

The unusual subject of Raymond Chandler's ears is addressed on my blog, Narolc's World. Interested parties may follow the link below:

narolc.blogspot.com/2011/12/raymond-chandlers-ears.html

When I draw, I find inner peace; a connection with my purest self. A self free from the petty intrigues foisted upon the ego by modern society in materialist circles. I find the freedom of roaming my imagination and the thrill is akin to rediscovering my childhood innocence: a place of inner calm where there are no rules, no fears and no limits. I allow my unconscious to guide my hand so, often, my drawing is effortless (or so it feels). I hope the results (this upload being my latest work) are satisfying to look at.

My compliments of the season to ALL here on Flickr, especially the many loyal contacts (too numerous to name) who have supported me throughout the past year just by looking at my work: thank you! And a happy new year!

On Narolc's World, my blog, you can, if you wish, follow my speculations about the nature of a decade by clicking the link below:

narolc.blogspot.com/2011/12/ten-years.html

This is the full colour version of my previous upload. I used gel pens and am disappointed that my scanner hasn't really done the image justice: there are lots of yellows in there that can't be seen! I hope people will still enjoy it.

For an exhaustive examination of the semantic confusion caused by military ranks and terminology, please follow the link to my blog below.

My respect, goodwill and best wishes as always,
Julian.

narolc.blogspot.com/2011/12/opposing-forces.html

Colour to be added. Watch this space.
For surreal analysis of and reactions to contemporary events and culture, dark comedic vignettes, poetic prose and more, please follow the link below to 'Narolc's World', my blog.
www.narolc.blogspot.com

In the foreground, I have incorporated a medieval scene of people tending the sick and elaborated upon this theme with inspiration from a pun based on our all too human need of a sense of belonging. Have fun!
www.narolc.blogspot.com