Days and Nights { Diagram }

Yep, another slightly neurotic hand drawn chart. Been extremely busy lately. I will post some of the projects up here shortly.
Media: Micron on acid free Moleskin

Tangled Fingers

Tangled Fingers (An amazing blog!) did a rad little wright up on my creative process. Check em out.

How To Draw Animals ( Art Book )

Well well well its been one hell of a year. Hope everyone had a blast. Happy New Years Everyone!!!
I recently finished this book along side designer Farrah Sit. It is based on a collection of illustrative ceramics that we will be releasing in the summer of 2012
"How to Draw Animals" is a stylistic exploration of the characters that will appear in that series.
This book will serve as a guide as we develop the collection. you can purchase your copy at the Bryce Wymer Storefront for Six Dollars
Or you can always send well concealed cash or check/money order for Six dollars to Bryce Wymer 231 Frost Street Apt #3L Brooklyn New York 11211

Consumables {Sketchbooks}

Above are a few quick sketches of things that have been consumed by myself and various people that have visited my apt. I'm currently working on a project were I document and represent everything I consume for the entire next year of 2012. A Happy New Year to you all! Keep Rockin! B
Media: Gouache. India Ink, Rapidiograph Pen, Collage, and acrylics on Strathmore acid free sketchbook.

Ceramic Tiles {Engravings}

I've been working on some new illustrations on clay over the last few months. Its been very interesting working with this medium. These were the first few tests I finished. More to come.
Media: Inglobe engraving on clay stoneware.

Various Items {Sketchbook}

A few various items from around my parent's house.
Media: Watercolor and India Ink on Acid Free Moleskin.

New Website Updates

brycewymer.com

Call of the Wild {Paintings}

I just found some of these old drawings from college. Thought I would share.
Media: Guache, India Ink, and red Micron on ripped out pages of The Call of the Wild

"Flat Earth" Time lapse, Vol Eight

Wide eyed and willing Billy released the grip his hands held on his eyes and he reluctantly faced his attacker.
Media: White Gesso, Water Color, Microns, Vellum and India Ink in a Acid Free Moleskin.
The song on the video is: Back To The Universe (The Slapped Eyeballers Remix) by Dimlite. so good!

Mardi Gras {Vellum Paintings}

Mardi Gras {Vellum Paintings}
Media: Water color, Micron, and Gauche on 3 layers of Frosted Vellum. Mounted on White Canvas.

HP's Pivot Magazine Illustrations. Oct.

My friends over at The Science Project NY hit me up for another illustration for HP’s Pivot magazine.
This Illustration was for a story about beer consumption in the world.
I have also included a rough I sent for approval.
Media: Pencil, Microns, and Digital.

Old Park Same kids {Sketchbook}

Old Park Same kids
Media: Micron, watercolor and Collage on Acid Free Moleskin.

"Flat Earth" Time Lapse, Vol Seven

Eugene McDaniels Fall "Time Lapse"
After a heated discussion with one of his fellow astronauts Eugene McDaniels decided to take the fastest way back to earth. Upon his reentry into earth's atmosphere he wanted to feel the wind in his hair one last time. Oh how he longed for his youthful days cruising the Pacific Coast Highway in his late girlfriend's hot pink convertible Miata..........................
The song on this video is "Charlie Sheen" by Cheveu. Album 1000 Mile. Pick it up its flooring!

W.P.A. Depression-era {Paintings}

I've decided to do a series of large scale paintings based on the W.P.A. FAP program . This program was one of a short-lived series of Depression-era visual-arts initiatives.
The Federal Art Project (FAP) was the visual arts arm of the Great Depression-era New Deal Works Progress Administration. It operated from August 29, 1935, until June 30, 1943. Reputed to have created more than 200,000 separate works,

Within these works I have depicted the labor movement being a collaborative entity driven to create a work that will enlighten the masses. Every ones small effort combined can create a vision of a progressive community based future.

Media: Acrylic, Gouache, Staedler Pen, and Collage on Canvas, and Wood Panel.

New Promo cards

San Fransisco Heads {Sketchbook}

I just got back from a somewhat short trip to San Fransisco and the Sonoma Valley. I have a ton of quick drawings to share with you all. But this post is three quick drawings I did of the back of peoples heads while I was in various forms of transit. I was always nervous that if I went to San Fransisco I would want to move there, and of course all my fears were confirmed. What an absolutely beautiful region on this earth. SF see you soon. Really Soon!
Media: Staedtler Mar graphic 3000 red felt tip and Collage on Acid Free Moleskin

Jury Duty {Sketchbook}

Well well well. I just got home from jury duty and I dodged a lengthy ten week trial. Lucky for me I had severe reservations about the charges. These exact reservations got me off the case. Anyways, 8 hours later I have this sketch of the other jurors to show for my time. I don't typically go into this much detail but I had plenty of time to spare.
Media:Technical pencil on Acid Free MoleSkin.

Brooklyn Cats {Sketchbook}

Media: Collage, Gouache on acid free Moleskin

Seeds and Strings {Sketchbook}

Media: Collage, Ball point Pen and orange highlighter on Acid Free Moleskin.

Epic Migrations {Sketchbooks}

Epic Migrations {Sketchbooks}
Media: Pink Highlighter, India Ink, Micron Pens, and Gouache on Acid Free Moleskin.

HP’s Pivot magazine Illustrations. Aug. Sept.

My good friends over at The Science Project NY hit me up for a couple illustration projects for the launch of HP’s Pivot magazine.
The first Illustration was for a story about how technology is outsourcing the need to inform ourselves.
The second was about a writer who would deactivate her Internet for 8 hours everyday so she could get her work done.
Media: Pencil, Pastel, and Digital.