Wednesday, 26 August 2009
Dip into my moonlit facade.
My timely pencil sketch.
Is an architectural cameo enhanced by moonlight.
It's very phased sided.
Watch this fpace.
Sunday, 21 June 2009
A collection of works submitted for exhibition.
Saturday, 25 April 2009
More pages from Sketchbook #92.
Monday, 15 September 2008
Other types of symbol in a matrix.

Here is a design I have created by duplicating some symbols from my matrix drawing.
Saturday, 13 September 2008
Gothic Geometry.
My unicursal triquetra.
Pencil and ink.
3x vesica pisces.
A symbol of the sacred feminine.
I created these images by scanning sections from my sketchbook, adding text.
I have used tonal shading and cross hatching in the background.
A rubbing, in pencil, of a stone carving.
A circle and a cross.
My variation of an inverted pentagram, or a five pointed pentacle?
I have used tonal shading to enhance the geometry of the shapes within.
Gothic Symbol Matrix. Negative Symbol Matrix.
Gothic Symbols Revisited. Symbolism.
© MARCO MOONE 2008
Thursday, 11 September 2008
Drawing inspired by the work of Charles Mikolaycak.
Monday, 11 August 2008
Thursday, 7 August 2008
India dreams skyscraper design.
My designs are inspired by the Indian Tower which was intended to become India's first super-tall skyscraper.
Wednesday, 6 August 2008
Campsite phone box sketch.
Pencil sketch of a campsite phone box.
This sketch was completed over the course of 3 days, while we sat chatting to each other and the international visitors. The phone boxes are blue and they hang on sun bleached yellow walls, they became very popular in the evenings, usually the one on the right which still has a working internal light. I have tried to capture some of the animation around the scene and a sense of place. The sketch has become smudged through carriage.
Kerching, pring, pring, dong.
Thursday, 24 July 2008
Rubbings of stone carvings in pencil.
Sunday, 29 June 2008
Gothic Symbol Matrix.
Pencil and ink.
Completed in just under 6 hours.
First I drew the grid and then the letters G-O-T-H-I-C from the Gothic Alphabet.
I drew the letters in pencil then went over them with ink when I was happy with their shape.
The other squares in the grid are populated with adaptations of symbols found in an old encyclopedia.
Famous quote three. Share my moon rising. Another moon study. Paint my moon. A moon study in watercolour. Marco Moone Poetry. Moon over and out. Moon overboard. Moon over sidewalk. Moon over pylon two. Cityscape moon. Crescent moons. Moon over tear. Crescent Mary setting moon sketch. Tower pylon church sketch. Moon over owl. Ceri's moon and star scape. Solar shadows. Good Morning Moon! The Moon and Venus in the garden. Pain of a hero. Chapter 18. Once in a blue moon. Moon over pylon. Can you heal the World? A study of the Moon. Graffiti moon.1 Graffiti moon. The ingenious plastic lamp. The sundial. The sunflower competition. Rain. The Moon at nine fifteen. Happy earthday. Tsunami. Solar flowered eclipse. Everybody knows that... St. Thomas' & the Pylon. Astronomical. A portrait of the Moon.
Gothic Symbol Matrix in negative.

The inverted pentagram, or five pointed pentacle is a popular gothic motif.
So is the SKULL.
These images are culled, regrouped and enlarged from my original gothic symbol drawing in coloured pencils.
Gothic font in reverse.
The following four images are tile designs. I have created these by taking sections from my negative matrix and repeating these.
Circles and the oak leaf design.
The oak leaf design is a popular gothic motif.
Saturday, 28 June 2008
Gothic Symbols revisited.
A window. Pencil and ink in negative.
N N N N N N N N
A revival.
I have explored an illusionist theme, where the fingers also double up as architectural features - windows in a temple.
Gothic eye> Pencil and ink in negative.
Gothic eye, cross and crown. Graffiti and fabric.
A window on the world. A temple in suspension.
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Fabric, frames and photography. 2006
Gothic Symbolism.

This image is a repeat pattern of an earlier drawing.
Palm, eye, triangle, fingers, windows, temple, heart, bat.
Pencil and watercolour pencil.
I have explored an illusionist theme, where the fingers also double up as architectural features - windows in a temple.
Here I have duplicated my drawings to create a repeat pattern.
Gothic Chalice.
GOTHIC CHALICE or THE HOLY GRAIL
Coloured pencils and ink.
Gothic Medallion in Negative - Pentagram.
Pencil and ink.

































