My Test Shots With Impossible Project B&W; I Have Six SX-70 Polaroid Cameras That Were Left To Me, And

My test shots with Impossible Project B&W; I have six SX-70 polaroid cameras that were left to me, and I am trying to figure out which ones work the best/at all.

Unfortunately, not the one I used for these pictures. However, I am so impressed with the quality of the black and white film that I am definitely going to be using it again.

I am in a rut. Minimum wage retail work is making me anxious and it's making it difficult to find the energy to be involved publically with the internet and art world. In the interests of getting back in motion and my career off the ground, I am going to make an attempt to consistently put work online, even if it's just a lame technical experiment or a work in progress. I need to get out of where I am at.

Drawing's hard lately. Drew a bug. It took too long.

And then I carved a skull out of wood.

Hound dog doesn’t like the sunshine at all. (That is a lie. He is a big sleepy baby who hates being cold.)

In the interests of making more art, my friend Verb and I are once again doing a once-a-day art challenge. This time it's monsters. Today is "merperson." We have sort of cherry-picked our own monster selection, as none of the established challenges really suited our sensibilities fully. 

This is ink and paint on brown paper with some colored pencil thrown in for spice. 

Edit: I am retroactively naming these guys. This fish person is going to be named Snaps from now on.