I guess I should start showing some images at this point to emphasize that I am still alive, well, and more importantly, working. The first two sketches are for my computer graphics class. Art deco-style travel posters are the name of the game here, and I've got nothing but San Diego on my mind, well at least the awesome public transit there...
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh04Pwwcgfu3F2zk0nqAAxL9L4Zj3JEpwJq0eS_KdrDTlBZNuuLd4BrVbWC3VzkdVjAHMHX6TP8n2QdabPkFwLh0WxFNVoRb65z__6BvDv01ZRpJvvaZYTm6xULHL5OYjNQGBUjukrCAVeG/s320/sandiegosketch018.jpg)
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The next sketches are part of a project that will involve large scale drawing based on sketchbook entries. This will be a daunting task because:
a) I love working in sketchbooks... more so than finished work sometimes.
b) And I realize sketchbooks are small. Sometimes REALLY small.
This kind of project is gonna require a lot of "raw material" to fill out the sheets of paper that I'm using (30" by 44"). Here are few doodles:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg-kbjfkYkaIEUG19V-b3xQLse049nmLQLRjQgVlCf9OgMyYxqXaSTAGRcOT_x0VBcmM-ynp8tYYRCXSPGJknDIPZuBwP0BIYr_k-vvoFdFgb-_xs79GNOiJgiGMju73auKF3EOeUWFud7N/s320/libraryheads023.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh8ScgHoMT8gEgc_VYR99ln3gM4hvFPSoDrErlxlVvMflAeEzfnPL0-8f7VrFCCmR29BqwqqpRPVJlL-AHlVQeTDH4xWJXU5q2C3ODvU5KZ6gM00ZYS11624ZNxjDxhLHX7N1n3FLSH542p/s320/tats:hives024.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi7lf00L2riFbk5viuRiOsbJ_wINUmSLy_1dJUuEZ83n_mtns7BSP8hwzEiohxKmnm7HAN4PNGI0fVyT_kxhOr2CJ6UOA1uoGZsaMosI8mP501pTxumOkoIs_A6e9xUZhsdZ7uNS1aZG4rU/s320/tuckerandpoplar020.jpg)
More to come soon.
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