Alienation Magnets

Die Entfremdung b/w

Solitary figure die Entfremdung color

Stop Parental Alienation

Alienation - All By My Selfie

The foreseeable future...

Sometimes, the main motive of madness are ourselves.

Feeling Alienated was never this much fun before. Join the extra-territorial folks in this mid-Galaxy Nation of celebration and fun.

Collage Art

This alien feels alienated. Or felt.

alien skull

"You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me? Then who the hell else are you talkin' to? You talkin' to me? Well, I'm the only one here. Who do the f*** do you think you're talking to? Oh, yeah? Ok."

Pop Punk Athem

Don't mess with this little lady.

Life's got you down? Make sure everybody else knows.

Purple, and not fond of people

The Catcher in the Rye Alternativ Book Cover

NO SURPRISE (RADIOHEAD)

High resolution oil painting by famous American artist Edward Hopper called "Soir Bleu" painted 1914. This beautiful design is available on tops, posters, jigsaws and more. Perfect gift for art lovers and art history students.

Prefer yourself to others? Let them know.

AIRBAG(RADIOHEAD)

PARANOID ANDROID (RADIOHEAD)

KARMA POLICE (RADIOHEAD)

Waillee, Waillee

Two Wolrds. An ink drawing by Brian Benson. I did this with a dip-nib pen and liner pen. 2016

"What can he know... of the heart?" Marker and liner pen drawing on a postcard. Its title, if that's what it is, is a phrase that popped into my head whilst I was trying to think of something to call it (the picture, I mean, not my head). I wouldn't say there's any very strong connection between title and image. © Brian Benson 1993

Italian poet and novelist Cesare Pavese lived at times of turmoil and clash of ideologies. His characters are loners who are detached from their surroundings. There is an air of emptiness around them. Later, we see the same in the movies of Michelangelo Antonioni. Pavese's tragic end came in 1950.

Italian poet and novelist Cesare Pavese lived at times of turmoil and clash of ideologies. His characters are loners who are detached from their surroundings. There is an air of emptiness around them. Later, we see the same in the movies of Michelangelo Antonioni. Pavese's tragic end came in 1950.

Surgical Implant Technology. This is an ink drawing on a postcard from about 1992.

Capitalists underpay and overwork us and dare to call us lazy while expecting our passion simply for working toward their personal success. Don't let these pigs define your value by the energy exerted toward your further subjugation.

Organs of Worries, ballpoint pen drawing, A4, 1995. When I first uploaded this to the internet I guessed at a later date for this, but I reckon 1995 is a bout right. © Brian Benson 1995

them bones || alice in chains

Jonah Complex. This was drawn using a dip-nib-pen and india ink, along with liner pen. Like most of my drawings, it was unplanned; the image emerged as I went along. The title is an afterthought, and barely relevant. Were it not for the fish it might have been called something else.

"Hole in One", by Brian Benson. This is an ink drawing done with marker and liner pens on a postcard in about 1998.

Less Than Jake Athem