Prehistoric Running Mates, 2007, graphite with digital gray tones.
I try to be conscientious about use of filler in my weblog. Still, in the immediate future, you may be forced to routinely consume familiar filler while I focus my gaze on tempting targets.
Might I suggest you add mile to your jog or do a few extra crunches to avoid the adverse effects of filler?
Concerned for your welfare, JMc
familiar yes but I never saw this one! Jon, where's your sketchbook so i can buy it?
ReplyDeleteI can not get enough of your art!
I suppose these figures do look familiar to you, Josh!
ReplyDeleteStill, although familiar, this drawing isn't the filler to which I referred. This one's fresh, not filler. You'll know the filler when you taste it (yum).
As for sketchbooks, I haven't any of the sort one sells. I've only the sort in which one sketches. ;)
Loverly!
ReplyDeleteAnd I like your filler thank you very much.
It's yummy like the inside of a twinkie.
Mmmm, twiiiinkies.
JV
Prehistoric babe and a dinosaur, I love it.
ReplyDeleteHow was Stumptown? I want to get up there for that show some time. Would have been cool to meet Peter Bagge.
vanhoozerbot: If we're talkin' Hostess snack cakes, Jeremy, I prefer Ding Dongs.
ReplyDeletemonkeyfeather: I thought SCF was great fun, John. There's a huge SCF flickr pool you can view. T'would be swell to see you at next year's event!