packing

break sketch.. it was going ok till I looked at the time.

The Twistin' Ghost

Apparently this was a hit in Canada from the recorder and co writer of Del Shannon's Runaway and a pioneer of electronic pop music, Max Crook. Not bad for a quarter, it made wading through a stack of Air Supply and Journey worth it.

Last

of the homemade little vegan cupcakes and some other thing.Heading up to Gravenhurst to the Kent cottage for the week late today so I won't be posting here much.

Found this in a used book I bought, wonder what Wiggy's doing now? What was he working on?? I'd love to be able to hear that tape! Who knows how long this photo lay whithin the pages of the book but I managed to crumple it by accident pretty quickly.

Picnic

scribble..

morning

scribbles

Arachnuum

3rd panel of 4

Franco

Only volume one, wonderful except I wish there was  more color poster images tho the photos themselves are fantastic.

Paul M______

A new Panel story for Carousel minus text I'll post later

chess

Symphony

My package arrived from Two Star Symphony. I did  a Ghostcat for Margaret. These are beautiful records. Somewhere between American gothic chamber music and a  Brother Quay soundtrack tho I hate comparing stuff. Anyway I love it.

technical support

Uggg, the whole day so far spent getting my Cintiq going again.. the pen just suddenly stopped reading.. up and running again tho and this was my scriibble waiting on the phone. Need to do a good version

Mr. Turner

Sketches from the movie on the painter.

Morning

sketch, didn't come out the way I would have liked but a pleasant way to spend the morning.

Sightseers

Some sketches from some movie watching over the weekend in between finishing up a deadline. Watched some great stuff  I'we been meaning to catch up on including CUB, BORGMAN and THE GUEST, but these are from SIGHTSEERS and one of my favs TRASH HUMPERS. Also watched the last GODZILLA movie which was the low point.

Street

Morning

sketchbook before computer time

Ratcatcher 1-3

Philco

Came across this 1948 radio on the way to the gym today..

Sketchbook

Docs

Been binging on a bunch of documentaries including ones on Bukowski, Salinger, Steadman, Ricky Jay, Detroitopia and others all good, but one of my favorites was the one on Tomi Ungerere, FAR OUT ISN"T FAR ENOUGH.