Monthly Archives: May 2011

#32 Clothespin

I would never have guessed that a clothespin would be so difficult to draw. (drawn 6/5)

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#31 Cat close-up

I saw a photo of a cat in a magazine today and it was very very close-up.  It was so close it actually took a moment to realize what it was.  It looked an awful lot like this. (drawn 6/14)

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#30 Hobby horse

I wanted to explore some of the techniques I had been using with shading.  It seemed like a fun idea to use the two colors for better distinction. (drawn 6/14)

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#29 Negative Space

It’s fun to leave to see how much you can leave out and yet still know what it is.

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#28 It Makes Me Itchy Just Looking at It

One of the main pitfalls in summer is poison ivy.  (drawn 6/7)

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#27 Desktop Tableaux

I looked down on my desk and saw an arm grabbing a hippo.  I realized that when you keep picking up toys and other things and putting them on your desk, you get some funky images.  (drawn 6/7)

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Clark’s Solar System

Clark also made an excellent solar system.

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#26 Hello my baby…

I saw a cute cartoon animal and decided to draw a cute stereotypical cartoon.  This quick sketch indicates that I cannot.  I chose Michigan J. Frog for no particular reason.

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#25 Lamb at the Ethiopian Restaurant

Whenever I go to Book Expo America in New York, I sneak out for lunch at the Queen of Sheba Ethiopian restaurant.  I lobe eating with no silverware.  And the food is yum-my!

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#24 Camel Thorn Trees

There is an amazing picture in June’s National Geographic magazine of these trees.  It looks like this (only much better) and it is a photograph, not a painting.  It is really amazing. Check it out.

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