Today’s challenge was to look at negative spaces within some squiggles and draw what you see. I saw a mad scientist/business guy. He’s ready to take over the world with his squigley hair!
This is a challenge through a Von Glitshka video series at Lynda.com.
Today’s challenge was to draw a continuous line drawing of a smiling face, hand holding a bottle, man on a unicycle and a running dog.
This is a challenge through a Von Glitshka video series at Lynda.com.
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Cartoon of Jack and the Beanstalk. The caption says, “Jack realizes he should thank his friends in genetic engineering.”
This just shows no matter how successful you are, you always have somebody to thank. You can thank your friends in the science community, or just The Academy!
Yes, we all have our struggles. No one is immune. We like to think that isn’t so. And we certainly aren’t going to make a practice of putting a less than flattering side of ourselves on social media, are we?
I drew this sketch when I listened to Kyle Idleman talk about how self-absorbed we have become. I would have to agree. It is far easier to display my successes than to announce my blunders.
Do we do ourselves any favors when we put only our best foot forward on Facebook?  In a Photoshopped world, do we make progress when we take out the blemishes? After all, in this original file, I misspelled Kyle’s name. It took a little layer work and a re-save to correct my mistake. I thought that was a good thing, since I was talking about the guy, but where should I draw the line?
Yes, this whole social media gig can make a guy self-absorbed about covering his blemishes!
Cartoon of a man observing an angry woman on a smart phone. The man says, “Are you in another tweet war with the cross-town church about who will have the better kick-off?”
I drew this for Kidzmatter Magazine.
