October 29, 2010 – 3:06 pm
It seemed half-way appropriate so what the heck why not, here is a bonus daily drawing for the weekend from me. It’s a colored version of a drawing from my new drawing book Why Is Sasquatch Crying?, coming out around the summer/fall time of 2011 from Chronicle Books, in less than a year! All each of you meathaus.com readers have to do is buy one copy when it comes out and then I’ll… well I have time to think of some good way to thank you before then… I mean, besides sweating over this hot daily blog and everything…
Wait, hold that thought train, let me check with some experts to see if guilt-tripping is an acceptable sales technique. I’ll refine my message and get back to you on this. Man, I’m going to be so smooth.
October 29, 2010 – 9:59 am
The art and comics of Sandrine Martin over here.
October 29, 2010 – 9:42 am
Look at this daily drawing from Farel Dalrymple larger by clicking on it!
October 28, 2010 – 5:25 am
Remed draws and paints while investigating letter forms and shapes on his website and Flickr.
October 28, 2010 – 5:11 am
Pedro Pinto has years worth of drawings on his Flickr account.
October 28, 2010 – 4:43 am
Here’s a new daily drawing from Andy Ristaino! Click it to see it larger.
October 27, 2010 – 10:30 am
Hey check out these new circles James has painted on his blog.
October 27, 2010 – 10:27 am
Check out the latest illustrations from Tomer on his website and shared blog where you can see process sketches and info.
October 27, 2010 – 8:43 am
I finished this new sketchbook daily drawing this morning. It’s a portrait of my new imaginary best friends. The times we’ve had… Click it to see it larger. See more sketchbook doodles here on Flickr and sometimes on my McD Workshop blog.
October 26, 2010 – 4:53 am
I thought it would be nice to revisit Clients From Hell, which really lightens the mood when you are trying to scrape together a few pennies before that credit card auto-pay hits your business account because your cash flow consistency is in the toilet and the accounting department at you major client often pays three to five months after invoicing—if you badger enough … or something like that hypothetical example. (Previously mentioned here).
