One for sale on Etsy (an Oct-O’Lantern!): …and the rest from my sketchbook:
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Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
Two more hand-drawn notebook covers, available on Etsy (the last for now)… …and the rest from my sketchbook:
Sketch of the day Omnibus Post.
Six hand-drawn sketchbook covers, now available on Etsy… …plus one from my sketchbook.
Movies Seen Recently: Ghosts Don’t Exist, Sleepy Eyes of Death: The Chinese Jade, Heirloom
Ghosts Don’t Exist (2010) – A TV ghost-hunter, mourning the loss of his wife and teammate, decides to retire… after doing one more “finale” show, his three-person team plus a gadfly skeptic. Mercifully, this isn’t an excuse for another “found footage” movie of handheld video cameras. But the director’s dedication to plausible deniability (are there…
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
Another hand drawn mini-journal for sale on Etsy… …and the rest from my sketchbook:
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
I’m trying a new thing — hand drawn mini-journals. I’ve got a couple up on Etsy right now: And one of my for-sale sketches, also on Etsy: And the rest from my sketchbook:
Movies Seen Recently: Temple, The Cheap Detective, Triple Frontier
Temple (2017) – I enjoy a slow burn, and this movie has it in spades: A young woman doing a thesis on religion vs. mythology, her boyfriend, and her guyfriend (that she’s known since kindergarten and totally doesn’t have a thing for her) travel to Japan, find out about an obscure abandoned temple connected to…
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
One available in my Etsy store… …and the rest from my sketchbook.
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
One for sale in my Etsy shop… …and the rest directly from my sketchbook:
Movies Seen Recently: Zaat, The Tale of Zatoichi, The Unfolding
Zaat (1971) – “Hey,” I called to the kids, “wanna see a fishman movie that makes Sting of Death look like Citizen Kane?” Oddly enough, they didn’t. Let’s start with fully twenty minutes of a guy with voiceovers who then turns himself into a godawful fishman costume (which the camera dwells on proudly). Why? Because…