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Sunday, November 19, 2006

Sketchbook: Bar Scene


A little experimenting in my sketchbook using mixed media.

I've been doing a lot of sketching lately because I'm so excited that Moleskine has come out with a new format for their sketchbooks. Their paper has been pretty descent but in formats too small for me to sketch in (3.5x5 and 5x8). Now they sell a 7.5" x 10" sketchbook that comes in packs of three, so they're not as thick as the recent books and just the right size to carry around. Cool.

Well, take care and keep on sketching! Anyone else have their favorite sketchbooks? Tell me in your comment. Thanks and come again soon.

Illustration Friday: Mask


Here's my submission for this week's word "mask". I designed it for a card shop who seeked drawings along the "fantasy" theme. Hi ho silver! Away!

Tuesday, November 14, 2006

Illustration Friday: Clear


I often look at my dog and wonder if we could talk to each other. Human talk I mean. Sheesh, if only things could be so simple! Just think if we just could sign a contract and make it all "clear". Have a good week everyone.

Wednesday, November 08, 2006

Illustration Friday: Smoke 2


This is my second post to this topic. It's been one of those days where I just had to post another IF sketch. Good therapy, you know? Here's a sketch straight out of my sketchbook with not a whole lot of planning. I just drew what came to mind. I hope you like it.

Saturday, November 04, 2006

Illustration Friday: Smoke


This week I was lucky. I was able to dig into my archives and find something I did a couple of years ago for this week's topic "smoke". It was drawn for a client who wanted her husband to stop smoking. So, she called on me to draw a caricature of him in a red baseball cap and in front of his favorite hobby: the computer. She asked him to have a cigarette as usual. Great! Ifinished it and heard a little after giving she gave it to him, he had a good laugh and did quit smoking. This might all goes to prove: the pen is mighter then the nagging!

See you next week.