GRAPHIC FANTASIES, PART I (1993)


 

This is how it all began: a math copybook signed Russell Goodcoin, with all kinds of weird drawings inside. The ordinary ball-point pens (mostly black, but sometimes also green, red and blue) were used as the media.

As for the pen-name, "Goodcoin" is a rough translation of the last name Kaishauri, which means (or rather sounds like) a "good five-copeck coin" in Georgian.

 

See also: GRAPHIC FANTASIES, PART IIGRAPHIC FANTASIES, PART III

 


 

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