@justinwedes on Flickr.
Here’s someone on Twitter who asked me to draw his face.
@justinwedes on Flickr.
Here’s someone on Twitter who asked me to draw his face.
Some in progress sketches for a thing I’m doing for a friend.
Copping styles: fun, easy, & cute to boot!
I needed to draw something that wasn’t chest hair, so I sketched this beautiful photo by humble shots
what’s in your head, in your head
zombie, zombie, zombie?
a challenger appears! this should look more like willem dafoe.
Well, anyway, that’s all for now. I think this leaves me with 250 things to do. Or 250 little excuses. Still not sure what to do about the #msaed book. Do I publish year 1 a year after the fact, or do I wrap in year 2 and make it about the project as a whole? Do I curate it? Or does everything go in?
Luckily, I don’t even need a life drawing class to practice my freehand. I’ve got grindr! And friends. Also, friends on grindr.
I hope you know when I said I was good at drawing, I was joking. These are all freehand illustrations. My Sticky Notes… aren’t. I need to practice my freehand more.
I also finished anthologizing my high school webcomic, Construction Paper Angst, into three volumes, which is a project I’ve wanted to do since 2003.
I was able to go to New York in February for the WOLFPACK show, which was a direct result of #msaed year 1, and that was pretty awesome.
I started Chicago IRL this year and published two issues.
I guess it’s good to know that I’m like totally awesome at drawing now.
We’re approaching the end of year 2 of #msaed, and I’m trying to figure out what that means. It looks like I’ve made ~100 posts this year, so I’ve either got to do 265 things in the next two weeks or reframe the project.
Shawn on Flickr.
And the faceless become less so.
