While everyone I thought was going to do the obvious, I wanted to be different and think outside of the box. See you next week everyone.
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High atop Union Square in San Francisco looking outside a Border’s Book Store, I drew this little sketch one fine Saturday afternoon.
Something else out of my sketchbook. I’m going to use this sometime or somewhere. I just don’t know right now. Actually I was inspired by a notebook that my friend Nancy gave to me at a graphic artist’s meeting I belong to. It was fun just being free and drawing the swirlies as I listened in on the meeting.
A page from my sketchbook on a hot day at Jamba Juice. Some people I saw there and others that I didn’t.
When I saw this week’s word, I remembered my animation classes where we used “primitives” to begin our movies. I know all you 3-d guys know where I’m coming from. I wanted to combine the freestyle curving lines of the juggler with these geometric “primitive” shapes (the red and yellow things). Hey, if you didn’t know what a primitive was in animation, now you do. You’ve learned a new art term!
Bet you can’t guess what movie I just saw recently that inspired me on this one. Maybe you can. Here’s a hint: it’s after a big gray guy with an extremely long nose. If you guessed “Horton Hears a Who”, you’re right! Have a good week everyone.
