This is also a response to my wife’s little drawing challenge over at The Give Way. The very specific commission: an elephant eating cotton candy.
I also figured that after the past three day’s sketches featuring venomous creatures, tongues of fire, and vein-bulgingly hypermasculine posturing, I figured it was time to swing to the other side and go overboard cutesy.
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We’re getting dangerously close to that little period of the year where Southern California gets a bit of rain and cooler weather. Â Better make hay while the sun shines. Â Or at least BBQ chicken.
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A little doodle inspired by today’s visit to the legendary Roscoe’s House of Chicken N’ Waffles. Â A legendarily horrifying/delicious Southern California institution that never disappoints.
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A little homage to my good pal “@thelonelypie,” who was our guest this evening.  Always a pleasure, sir.
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Went to the gym for about 45 mins today. So now I pretty much look like this.
And yes, I will be entertaining offers from any reputable sideshow organizers.
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Went out for sushi at lunch. Did not make any friends in the piscine community.
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At work, I’ve returned to the animation project I was working on, and have been sketching a few more storyboard frames. Â Here, the orbiter comes back to Earth, to drop off a sample of material collected on Mars. Â Of course, the drawing is nothing special, but the accomplishment it represents sure would be something.
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Boy, if yesterday sketch-from-life wasn’t ho-hum enough, this one sure is. Â After two weeks of travel, and one of avoidance, I spent much of my day off tending to five loads of laundry. Â Thrilling stuff, eh?
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Just renewed my membership at the Caltech gym, in the hopes of exercising (and especially swimming) more in the year to come. Â And of course, thinking about getting back in the pool was reminding me of my high school swim team days. Â But not to worry, fellow pool-goers: Â I won’t be going back to the miniscule Speedo.
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It wasn’t raining when I rode my bike into work. Â Not so at quitting time.
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(P.S. No, I didn’t actually do this. Â I left the bike and hopped on the bus.)