Urban Outfitters carries these blank vinyl toys called Munky. I'd seen them in Denver back around Christmas but I had enough swag to sneak back across the border that I passed up the chance to get one, also I hadn't come anywhere near to the art high I'm on now; the idea of drawing on anything but a piece of paper didn't hold much attraction. But when I saw them again last week on a trek up Grandville, I couldn't pass it up. A week of deliberation later, I decided to turn my first Munky into Spider Jerusalem. There's a few smudges and bad lines on him, but overall I'm really happy with it for my first go (which was the first time I've done anything in three dimensions in literally years). Note that the spider on his head is meant to be a bigger, badder version of his classic one. I just couldn't let that huge canvas go to waste. I'm already planning my next one.

Urban Outfitters carries these blank vinyl toys called Munky. I'd seen them in Denver back around Christmas but I had enough swag to sneak back across the border that I passed up the chance to get one, also I hadn't come anywhere near to the art high I'm on now; the idea of drawing on anything but a piece of paper didn't hold much attraction. But when I saw them again last week on a trek up Grandville, I couldn't pass it up. A week of deliberation later, I decided to turn my first Munky into Spider Jerusalem. There's a few smudges and bad lines on him, but overall I'm really happy with it for my first go (which was the first time I've done anything in three dimensions in literally years). Note that the spider on his head is meant to be a bigger, badder version of his classic one. I just couldn't let that huge canvas go to waste. I'm already planning my next one.