Keith

@keithsenkowski.com

I create a cocktail of art, weird fiction, design, poetry, and table top gaming. Free Newsletter 👉 keithsenkowski.com Books, Art, & Magazines 👉 shop.keithsenkowski.com Support 👉 thetrevorproject.org

I think “I am the protagonist of life” is the main psychological appeal of this kind of conspiracism. You risked nothing, you did nothing, and other real people are suffering the things you’re pretending to think are bad, but in the end you’re the great hero for surviving your imagination.

Day one is ready to begin. We have the brand new Middarmark book for Torchbearer and a new kind of role playing game, Interceptor at the booth (2703).

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Finished my series of painted postcards capturing scenes from The Third Man. Each piece was done with three pans of watercolor and sumi ink on 4x6 300lb cold press watercolor paper postcards.

You can and should point out that police killing people daily is the "norm" in America. But that doesn't mean you *accept* the normalization of this violence and the way some people rush to smugly point these things out contributes to collective fatigue. Your horror has been stolen from you.

Been working on a new series of paintings. Postcards of scenes from The Third Man, one of my favorite Welles performances. Watercolor and Sumi ink on 300lb coldpress paper using one size 0 brush.

Painting of a man looking up a stairwellPainting of a man taking a drink and looking across the table at another man.Painting of a smiling older man holding a small dog near his face

I finished series of scenes from Bram Stoker’s Dracula, but I don’t think I ever shared all the pieces here. These are the first four I did.

Painting of Dracula climbing down the wallPainting of Dracula holding up a lantern with his left handPainting of a man, Renfield, looking up towards the ceiling and pointing with his mouth open.Painting of Dracula as a man kissing his wife, Elisabeta

1/ This line is the border between Evanston and Rogers Park, Chicago’s northernmost neighborhood. On Oct. 31, it became the site of what appears to be an attempt by Evanston police to dodge the city’s sanctuary city ordinance... 🧵

A minimal map with the text “Evanston” on the top, “Rogers Park” on the bottom, and a dotted line as a border between them.