Joseph Stalin! The big guy in Double Yew Double Yew Two! I had fun with this piece of work's mustache...
Sorry for getting out of the daily/near-daily update scheme. I'm working full time now (as I've mentioned), which makes things difficult when it comes to this...
I'm a Moleskine sketchbook fan myself, but at Wet Paint, we've been having fun with this sketchbook by Clairefontaine.
Here's what I've contributed to this community project. If you're in the Twin Cities, Saint Paul especially, drop by the store to contribute to this project! More at Wet Paint's website.
I'm going to try not to turn this blog into a venue to pimp art supplies I sell at Wet Paint, but this one is pretty cool: Yasutomo Hi-Glider. This is like a yellow-gel crayon that extends like a lip-stick stick, writes like a felt-tipped highlighter, can shade like a charcoal pencil, and get this: will not bleed or smudge. I'm just... wow, this thing is soooo cool!
On the 17th, my friends Jp, Andrew, Jason, and I went to the State Theatre in Minneapolis to see a live Kevin Smith Q&A. It was a blast, but I never got a chance to ask my question(s). If I had the chance, I would ask:
1) Desert island top five DVDs; You only get five discs, so choose wisely! If you want all four discs of the fourth season of The Simpsons,, then you get only one more disc. A collector's set or multi-disc don't count as one.
2) Who would play you in a bio-pic of your life; has to be an actor who's still alive, and at least 20 years within your actual age. For me? I'd love for Kevin Smith to play me.
3) Can you give me some advice on podcasting?
I had tons of fun, and watching Smith work the crowd was mesmerizing. Dick and fart jokes are better with a mixed group!
TTYL!
