Yes Fan Artwork

[Yes Lover]

How many of you out there have done artwork of Yes or anything related and would like to share your talents? I love to draw the members of Yes using pencil (and sometimes ink).

[Roan's Lady]

When I first got into Yes, I used to draw Chris Squire (in pencil) all the time. I wasn't playing favorites (never did that!) but for some reason, he was just the easiest to draw.
In 1982, I saw Jon during the "Animation" tour and I drew a pic of him, also in pencil, based on a photo that was in the program. Sad to say, I've since misplaced these! :( :( If I ever find them, perhaps I'll subject them to public ridicule, hehe...
Yes Lover, I'd love to see your artwork! Anyone else's too! :D
Always,
Roan's Lady

[Earl Grey]

....I MUST listen to YES. My paintings tend to be stream of conciousness meanderings, sometimes 'wood block' style, and other times sort-of a primitive form of Escher-sketch....
...And a bit of 'Hello Dali'.....

Before I went to E-mail flyers, I used to have fun wasting time drawing flyers for the little shows I played in LA. All sent out on postcards, and at times I'd hear more about the flyers than the shows themselves!

Alas: since I went 'computer', I tend to draw less than I used to, but I find YES to be a great resource of creativity....

There are So many levels to YES' music, and it can't help but 'inspire' and set fire to all that we may do in life!!!

[Emily A. Poppe]

Yes and creativity go hand in hand - when i listen to Yes and start painting or drawing I get lost and don't want to come back - they can definitely take you "away" - I love getting lost in Yes music - it's refreshing!