I drew this on the white board for class.
White board is an interesting medium- cheap, quick, ephemeral, so much like love itself....
Sigh.
I work multiple jobs. Some days it's my job to draw stuff, but most days it's not. But I still draw something pretty much every day because drawing's fun even when work is not. For your consideration, a collection of stuff I doodled on the job.
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Frosty Reception
Adorable, isn't it? For the Page-Wood family Christmas my little cousins arrived with little foam kits to make snowmen and I thought it would look super cute to do it this way. I showed it to my cousin Keira, who is in kindergarten, and she informed me that I'd done it wrong and it was upside down.
Burned by a kindergartner.
I still think it's cuter this way.
Monday, December 19, 2011
You WILL have a Merry Christmas
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Yeah, but what if I want them to be bigger?
A new kid in class asked me for some advice getting proportions right in drawing portraits because he wanted to do a drawing of this girl, who apparently was "the one that got away" that he was still pining for which I thought was kind of sweet so I drew it for him to demonstrate.
Of course I also had another exchange with him where he wanted to know about getting body proportions right, and so I drew the classic Vitruvian Man example. He then asked me how it would be different if it were a woman, and so I demonstrated and basically it devolved into him wanting me to teach him how to draw boobs. So I'm not sure how sweetly romantic his final drawing wound up being.
Of course I also had another exchange with him where he wanted to know about getting body proportions right, and so I drew the classic Vitruvian Man example. He then asked me how it would be different if it were a woman, and so I demonstrated and basically it devolved into him wanting me to teach him how to draw boobs. So I'm not sure how sweetly romantic his final drawing wound up being.
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Saturday, October 29, 2011
Happy Beardaversary!
About a year ago my Dad's beard turned 40 years old and we threw it a party. This was for the card everybody signed.
All the men invited to the party were encouraged to grow their beards out as well and I've been too lazy to shave since. The other day my sister, who sees me on a fairly regular basis, said to me "Wait a second, you have a beard?" Either it looks so natural on my face as to be unnoticeable or my head has a reality distortion field that obscures my actual facial features. I'm going with the latter, since it also explains why my staff photo at work wound up looking so terrible.
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