My wife’s half-joking idea for today’s sketch: “Draw your glasses without having them on.”  “Piece of cake,” said the foolish husband. Behold the price of hubris. I done forgot: I cain’t see real good.
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If you have to do it, you might as well do it in style. Â Inspired by a great photo from Lindsay Anderson & Jennifer Glen.
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I didn’t feel satisfied with yesterday’s sketch — and if any subject deserves a repeat visit, it’s this kind and insightful man. Â This simplified charcoal sketch is based on a photo of him on one of his many Alpine hikes. Â I will long remember the times we got to spend with him there.
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Got sad news today of the loss of a fine man and great example to many.
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This was done in honor of the USC/UCLA game I spent forever trying (and failing) to find on TV tonight. Â Should’ve snatched up my cousin’s extra ticket when I had the chance. Â Oh well. Â At least we won!
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Just recently bought a very cool compendium Randolph Caldecott’s picture books.  It’s full of amazing illustrations, one of which I have shabbily counterfeited here.
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The USC/UCLA game is coming up this weekend. Â Here’s my meager attempt to fly the colors. Â Well, one of them anyway.
(Actually, this had nothing to do with the game — just  a quick, late-night Flickr sketch.  Based on a photo by Gypsy Flores.)
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A couple months ago, I was in Austria along with several good friends. Here are three of them, as photographed there by a fourth, the great Sarah Welch.  The likenesses are kinda iffy, but hey, it’s “Sketch 365,” not “Perfect Reproduction 365.”  Oh, and if the one in the center looks familiar…
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Another late night where I didn’t know what to draw. Â This was just a quick sketch based on a photo found online.
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We’re heading for Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow at my wife’s family’s place. They’ve hosted everyone for years, and always do a great job. We were thinking about getting them some kind of thank-you gift, and then my wife came up with the idea of me sketching something for them. They’re labrador people, so hopefully they’ll like it.
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(Sketch is based on this photo found online)
