I have no explanation for these. Â I just kind of sat down and started doodling. Â How a gaunt weirdo, a tree, a crow and a jack-in-the-box fit together I have no idea.
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They met on the set of High School Musical! Â It was supposed to the fantasy romance for the ages! Â Oh, cruel world!
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You know it’s a good day when you can spend a large chunk of it playing with LEGO. I definitely find that the more you play with LEGO, the greater respect you have for the amazing design behind it. Maybe that’s what inspired this goofy little sketch.
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Switching it up today with a white charcoal drawing. Â This was inspired by a scene in The Day of the Jackal, which I was watching earlier this evening.
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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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I was reading something this evening about Egypt, and the location was somehow stuck in my mind when it came time for today’s drawing.
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Just finished watching what is probably the most powerfully affecting documentary (maybe even film of any kind) that I’ve ever seen: Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father.  A traumatic film, not for the faint of heart.  I don’t even really know what more to say about it — just feeling very emotionally drained.  Not knowing what to draw this evening, I made this quick sketch based on the well done movie poster by Evan B. Harris (more of  his work here).
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