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I do enjoy. THANK YOU!!!
ReplyDelete( I am just wondering if you make these drawings directly on the site or later from your memory....)
Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThese are directly on site, the bulk of these are at a coffee shop I bike to. I get my coffee, park myself in the corner, and wait like a spider for the most visually delightful to walk into my visual web. I draw them while pretending to look elsewhere.
~is responsible for my new wall-eye affliction.
Great, thanks for your reply !
ReplyDeleteMy favorites are the second one down and the last one down. That old grizzly guy with the big ears reminds me of my grandpa Henry. Though grandpa let his nurses shave him a little more often. (he liked his nurses)
ReplyDeleteThe guy with the hat is a wonderful crooked shape.
These are amazing, really love your use of line
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