Lette Moloney.

Pheasant noise! Pheasant noise! Pheasant noise!
A new Try Squarer (Square Trier? No, Try Squarer) hucks some art your way today. Lette Moloney gives us this image of a European Cock Pheasant.

Lette Moloney.

For more of her work be sure to check out her blog and her art and photography Facebook pages. And hopefully her work may pop up here again too.

Patrick Edmund Lynch.

Beware of Art!

Patrick Edmund Lynch, "Dog Days", Pencil and Felt-Tip Pens.

I've been assured he's friendly, but appreciate at your own risk.

Niamh Hanrahan.

Art Ahoy!

Niamh Hanrahan, Pencil.

Ms. Hanrahan quickly returns with this piece to launch May's theme and get this month's art officially underway.

Try Square's goal is get people of all skill levels to make more art and get over any hang-ups they may have about showing it. Please sea our About page for more.

Niamh Hanrahan. It's Still Funny.

A new square from a new Squarer (it's a term I've just come up with, lets see if it catches on).
Excellent stuff and hope to see more of her work in the future.

Niamh Hanrahan, Pencil

I've let Niamh down here. She sent this in before April's deadline but I didn't see the email until today. To avoid living with the shame of this I will be departing on the next ship out of here never to return. Goodbye.

Robert P. Ryan.

... so then the first guy says: "Do it again but this time take the..." Oh! Oh, your back!
Quick, on to the the art:

Robert P. Ryan, "My Face", Pencil.

As a follow-up to my earlier magnum opus "Your Face", this piece is entitled "My Face". Of course in reality I've got much more hair than this.

Anthony D. Kelly.

Heh heh heh... Sorry, I was just thinking about something from earlier. You wouldn't be interested.
Heh heh heh.

You will have an interest in this though:

Anthony D. Kelly "Deleted Scene from Alfred Hitchcocks The Birds", Collage.

Anthony D. Kelly, "The Evolution of Disappointment", Pencil and "Hiligher".

A double whammy of hilarity courtesy of Mr. Kelly. More of this sort of thing can be found on Anthony's artist Facebook page.

Robert P. Ryan Gives You Something Awful.

Be warned: the following art is pretty conceptually dense.

Robert P. Ryan, "Your Face", pencil.

Three tiers of awfulness here. It's an awful drawing of an awful face and it's also pretty awful to say that that face is your's.

Try Square? More like Try Cubed or... Tri Square or... something else.


Sorry about the "your face" thing.

If you would like to get involved and have your work posted here, you can check out our About page and also this month's theme (Jan 2015).