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Mick Jagger ballpoint pen drawing on some old postcards, the original vinyl record below it was framed with my drawing.

Ballpoint and white ink on found paper.

Ballpoint pen drawing on an antique stock bond.

Ballpoint/Spraypaint & Goldleaf on paper.

Ink on an old envelope.

Ballpoint pen drawing on vintage envelope.

Pen & Ink on vintage paper.

Ok maybe a couple of mornings.

Working on characters.

Today was a day to go crazy in my Moleskine and then continue it on my iPadPro. It was so much fun to just let my brain take me for a ride and was pure therapy on a day where a lot of crap was coming from many directions.

Sandy is a dreamer. Her favorite dream is the beach. Doodling on iPadPro with Procreate.

Was just hanging out with my wife and son in the living room last night and this spilled into my Moleskine.

Day 8 Inktober 2017 - crooked.

Original graphite drawing. 6x4 on bristol vellum.

TBT. Yes, time totally rots. And posting a throw back Thursday on a Wednesday evening is my meager attempt to mess with it.

I'm going to try to remember Throw Back Thursday. It's fun for me to go back and try to remember what was going on in my mind that made me doodle what I doodled on that day.

Morning doodle. It's hard to get anything else when doodling is near the top of the list. Not that I'm complaining. ;)

Having way too much fun with textures and halftones in Procreate.

I intended to do quick little spot illustrations for Inktober this year, but nooooooo! Now Jimmy is drowning in digital ink and lots of doodle details. This was way too much fun to go simple. I also included the original sketch this time.

I miss grapefruit. Doesn't it just figure? The only medicine I take and it has to have that limitation. It could be worse. Stop whining Jim. At least you made it to the World Series of doodling. Well...in my mind anyway.

Painted Zip disk. Mixed media. I love old retro stuff and found rejected objects. It's hard to believe how fast zip, floppy, jaz, etc. disks became yesterdays technology. It's about time these old disks found a new purpose and some respect.