Siax dreams about a plan to get out: he’ll cry buckets of tears so that his dragon won’t go thirsty. Graphite on paper.
Dreams of Outside

Siax was my very first character. He has a special place in my heart. He dwells in Needle Alley, is terrified of his phone ringing, his dragon drinks only his tears and he just can’t bring himself to leave it. The good thing is that in the end he dares to go outside to see the world, leaving his dragon. Before he cries a couple of buckets of tears, so that it won’t die of thirst.
Siax dreams about a plan to get out: he’ll cry buckets of tears so that his dragon won’t go thirsty. Graphite on paper.
Siax discovers his house attic, where doors and windows don’t stop beating against its hinges. Like his own thoughts. Graphite on paper.
Siax wants to venture out for once, but the what would his dragon drink? He lives solely from his tears. Graphite on paper.
Who keeps Siax locked inside his house? Even the windows are sealed shut. Graphite on paper.
Siax dares sometimes to pick up the phone. But finding out who is on the other side of the line is simply a daunting task for him. Graphite on paper.
Siax hates it when his phone rings. He’d want to cut the cable for good, but he never dares. Charcoal on paper.
A view of The Wrong Side of Town. Where Siax and everybody lives. Monotype.
Siax always dresses the same. Graphite on paper.
Siax never leaves home. He is a hermit that lives in the company of a tiny white tear-drinking dragon. Ink on paper.