Art Portfolio: Keith Jones

KEITH JONES

The Rusty Toque | Issue 11 | Visual Art | November 30, 2016

00. Koh i noor Rapidograph .06 Pen and a 6H Pencil on Paper. Coloured in Photoshop. 11 x 17 inches. 2016

01. Koh i noor Rapidograph .06 Pen and a 6H Pencil on Paper. Coloured in Photoshop. 11 x 17 inches. 2016

02. Koh i noor Rapidograph .06 Pen and a 6H Pencil on Paper. Coloured in Photoshop. 11 x 17 inches. 2016

03. Koh i noor Rapidograph .06 Pen and a 6H Pencil on Paper. Coloured in Photoshop. 11 x 17 inches. 2016

04. Koh i noor Rapidograph .06 Pen and a 6H Pencil on Paper. Coloured in Photoshop. 11x17 inches. 2015

05. Koh i noor Rapidograph .06 Pen and a 6H Pencil on Paper. Coloured in Photoshop. 11 x 17 inches. 2016

06. Koh i noor Rapidograph .06 Pen and a 6H Pencil on Paper. Coloured in Photoshop. 11 x 17 inches. 2016

07. Koh i noor Rapidograph .06 Pen and a 6H Pencil on Paper. Coloured in Photoshop. 11 x 17 inches. 2016

08. Koh i noor Rapidograph .06 Pen and a 6H Pencil on Paper. Coloured in Photoshop. 11 x 17 inches. 2016

09. Koh i noor Rapidograph .06 Pen and a 6H Pencil on Paper. Coloured in Photoshop. 11 x 17 inches. 2015

10. Koh i noor Rapidograph .06 Pen and a 6H Pencil on Paper. Coloured in Photoshop. 11 x 17 inches. 2015

STATEMENT ON WORK
Morons is a comic story I am currently working on that is about two characters aimlessly exploring and experiencing different situations with no goal in mind.

KEITH JONES has created two graphic novels, Catland Empire which is about cats saving humanity and Secretimes which follows a celebrity bounty hunter as he fakes his own death to move forth into the next phase of his life elsewhere. They are both published by Drawn and Quarterly. Keith lives in Montreal.

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