Get it? Mystery spot? Like those novelty tourist places where the perspective is all screwed up and things look all out of scale? Boy, I’m hilarious.
Actually it was meant to be this place. Whoops!
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Day 1 of the First International Conference on Mars Sedimentology and Stratigraphy in El Paso, TX (yes, it’s all you imagine it could be!). Sketched this during a break in conference activities.
What’s that you say? When am I going to include some exciting foreign locales in the Sketch 365 project? The wait is over, my friend — that’s Juárez in the background.
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On a business trip this week. Got to my hotel room, and the pillow was wishing me “sweet dreams.” Yeah, not interested. Make me a pillow that says “Awesome Dreams!” And on the backside should be embroidered a bullet list of potential starter ideas: jetpacks, avalanches, robots, swordfighting, hidden volcano fortresses, shootouts, international smuggling, time travel…
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Regular readers will know that my elder brother has become the de facto antagonist for the Sketch 365 story (wheninrealityhehasbeennothingbutsupportive-butforgetIsaidthat). Â Here, the sinister mustache-twirler lurks just left of frame.
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Not much to say about this one. Â Just a quick sketch before heading to bed. Â I drew that lamp on the right a couple of different (read: incorrect) ways before giving up and calling it a night.
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Laptop guy should get some glasses so he doesn’t have to sit so close to the screen.
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Okay, seriously — last time with the drill. Â This is the final assignment for the class I’m in. Â Two orthographic sketches, plus one perspective sketch that’s then painted in Photoshop.
Oh, and hey, Hollywood — get to work on the “Firestorm” action trilogy. Â I’ve delivered the titles, now just get one of your typewriter monkeys to churn out a script or two.
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Went to John Beck’s studio tonight for some filming for “Tyranny.” Amidst all the crazy stuff in his place (galvanometers, saxophones, maritime pulleys, you name it…) I spotted this model truck sitting on a shelf. Fit in this quick sketch during breaks in shooting.
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For my last assignment in this class, I’m returning to the drill from sketch #11. Â This one is just a simple line drawing at the moment, because it’s going to be given a Photoshop paint job. Â Also, I’m including the exploded view with arrow to indicate the detachable chuck feature.
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At the start of this project, I made an important declaration. Â The gauntlet is laid, Miss Gaston.
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