Don’t remember where the idea to draw this came from. Â Must have been subconsciously planning for the year ahead, and the possible purchase of a stylish and super-safe family car. Â Yeah. Â That must have been it.
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We went to test drive a Honda Accord Crosstour today. Â That V6 sure is nice, with 100+ more horses than I’m used to. Â And the sweeping (albeit polarizing) body styling and larger wheels are good too — but unfortunately they combine to sabotage the rear storage compartment (which is pretty disappointing for a car of that size). Â And there, folks, is my first printed car review, clocking in at a powerfully informative three sentences. Â Take that, Edmunds.com! Â I shall soon be crowned king of online automotive advice!
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Pretty much spent the whole day doing back-to-back stupid/awesome activities with friends. Â The annual horror/delight of the “scrambled eggsnog” breakfast, an early matinee of TRON, some more LEGO assembly, filling my face with delicious tacos, and finally a collective screening of a bad B-movie. Â It’s a pity days like this can’t last forever.
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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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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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Went in for an eye test today. Â Can you tell yet that we’re done with the European travels and back to mundane life? Â Anyway, it was off to the optometrist. Â I always enjoy donning the evil, all-seeing robot mask. Â And no, I don’t find that the sense of ultimate power it grants is in any way compromised by the fact that I need help using it every single time…
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Today, I drew a forward-looking trumpet. Â You know, just because.
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P.S. Yes, horn enthusiasts, I realize these valves aren’t exactly accurate. Â Hold your letters, please.
Kinda surprised it took this long for this to show up in a sketch. Â It’s a bargain basement cheapie, but it does the job. Â Maybe if I played it more though, I could “outgrow” it and upgrade. Â Okay, so nobody tell my wife about this little scheme…
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This is how all of Sketch 365 (and then some) fits on my keychain. Â Hello, the future! Â Now make with the hoverboard.
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Whoops. Â Based on some illustrations I have in a document at work, I drew this simplified sketch of a future Mars rover concept for the next decade. Â Then I realized: I’m not sure whether that document has been publicly released yet. There’s about a billion to one chance that it’s a problem, but since a quick Google search didn’t turn up any images of this thing, I figured mine probably shouldn’t be the first one out there…
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