I especially like this page from my sketchbook, part of my participation in The Sketchbook Project. I remember as a kid my mom always bought Adam’s peanut butter and I just wanted JIF, because you didn’t have to stir it. Now, I feel the opposite.
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Update: the finished sketchbook is filed under my side projects at Sketchbook Project 2011: Things That Stick.
(Click image to zoom) Here’s another spread from my sketchbook, some smoky shady type from an embroidered gun. Yeah, I imagine someone shouting “Granny, get your gun!” and then an 80-year-old lady whips out her crochet hooks and makes this.
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Update: the finished sketchbook is filed under my side projects at Sketchbook Project 2011: Things That Stick.
(Click image to zoom) Here’s another spread from my sketchbook, some smoky shady type from an embroidered gun. Yeah, I imagine someone shouting “Granny, get your gun!” and then an 80-year-old lady whips out her crochet hooks and makes this.
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Update: the finished sketchbook is filed under my side projects at Sketchbook Project 2011: Things That Stick.
One thing that sticks is campfire smell. Isn’t it great? Here’s another page from my sketchbook, part of my submission to the Sketchbook Project organized by Art House Coop. The type was traced from Telephone Gothic.
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Update: the finished sketchbook is filed under my side projects at Sketchbook Project 2011: Things That Stick.
(Click image to zoom) The theme of my sketchbook for The Sketchbook Project is “adhere to me”. So I titled my book Things that Stick. Variegated hand drawn hair, wooden eyes and fiery words.
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Update: the finished sketchbook is filed under my side projects at Sketchbook Project 2011: Things That Stick.
Another page from my submission to The Sketchbook Project, a community participation based movement that involves taking thousands of sketchbooks on a book tour. Yeah, I’m a groupie. Are you?
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Update: the finished sketchbook is filed under my side projects at Sketchbook Project 2011: Things That Stick.
It’s the in betweens that are a stickler. Somebody told me they wanted to eat this page – I think it was a compliment. I thought, that’s going to hurt going down. Just another page from my sketchbook, part of my participation in the Sketchbook Project.
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Update: the finished sketchbook is filed under my side projects at Sketchbook Project 2011: Things That Stick.
