Thursday, October 30, 2008
Friday, October 17, 2008
SEVENTY EIGHT

Day 78: This is a rendering of Alice, from the Adult Swim tv show, SUPERJAIL!. I drew it from memory, because there doesn't seem to be any pictures of Alice on google's image search.
Superjail! is described as "Itchy and Scratchy go to jail." It's an amusing show, because it's all animated by hand in America. It's got a simplistic and organic feel, and most of the people on the show used to work for Mike Judge.
Check it out sometime, but don't be upset because it's ultraviolent.
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Thursday, October 16, 2008
SEVENTY SEVEN

Day 77: This is my Dad, Wes Clark. He predicted I would draw him into this blog someday, and here he is.
Funnily enough, I asked my friend Sean Lacey what celebrity to draw, and he said, "John Malkovich". So I started to, but it ended up my Father......So here he is, for what it's worth.
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Friday, October 10, 2008
SEVENTY SIX

Day 76: Jimi Hendrix is quite possibly the greatest self taught rock guitarist, ever. This is a tidbit that is hardly ever argued. I can't play like Jimi, but I'd give all my drawing abilities to master his style. He's a part of the "forever 27" crew.
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Friday, October 3, 2008
SEVENTY TWO

Day 72: It had to happen, eventually. The king of my cartoon capabilities. It's a easy crowd pleaser. It's also the basis on which I've learned how to cartoon.
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Monday, September 22, 2008
SIXTY SEVEN

Day 67: Just a trace of my face.
I can curl my tongue three ways. And when it's curled, I can make the middle part go in and out. It's an odd talent, but it be my talent.
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
SIXTY SIX

Day 66: I know I'm technically way behind. I will make up all the days pretty soon, hopefully with work that beats the quality of today's piece. Starting school and work again really threw off my groove, but I'm organized now.
This is just an abstract odd piece, utilizing odd tools built into adobe illustrator.
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