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Pictures I took

My dear friend Laura Davis is moving to LA at the end of the month and taking a job with Yahoo. She currently resides in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, so I went last weekend to visit her. We tried unsuccessfully to go to the Brooklyn Flea Market, which was in Dumbo. Because of the rain, it closed early. But, I really enjoyed walking around the area (and had some delicious sushi). I took a pictures of some architecture I liked.



This is pretty modern, but I enjoyed this building. It reminded me of Legos.


A big fan of the colums on the Brooklyn Bridge.

And, me in Kid Robot in SoHo. I love toys!


Yesterday I briefly traveled to DC to meet a mystery man on a motorcycle (he was buying my Fleet Foxes tickets from me). The traffic was insane, so I decided to park my car and walk for a bit. I parked across the street from these dilapidated houses:

Bits

Here is a recent page from my sketchbook, plus a small cut out I did this week:



I have been interested in drawing houses lately. I am currently trying to draw a tiger. Much harder than I thought.

A better blogger

I have nothing new to show (yet) but am keeping myself pretty busy these days. To add to the hustle-bustle, I am working on a new blog with Steph. Hopefully it will be launched later this summer! Exciting stuff.


I walk to work. I like architecture and shapes. One of the perks of walking to work is that I get to walk by old architecture nearly everyday. Here is a door that I'm rather fond of:

Love the color and the shape. Quatrefoils FTW.

Something I finally finished up.

I grew tired as I waited for lady luck

Something I worked on this weekend. A bit more involved than a sketch, but no real plans for what to do with this next.

Writing a small article for The South Wing about a facet of the Baltimore art scene. I met with a couple of guys at the Current Gallery tonight and plan on writing about the gallery/studio. Stay tuned.

Reunited (and it feels so good)

Slowly having time to work on my own work. Feels good, man. Real good.
Here's something that should have been posted weeks and weeks ago, but I am just finishing it tonight: