The Fox and the Hare

Part of me really wants to cut out the hare and the fox and put them on separate sheets of glass in a 3D frame, with the background behind them on another piece of glass. I'm not sure if that'll look silly though. I think I sold my old 3D frame too, which is a bummer. Only now do I realize I could've used half the stuff I sold before I moved across the country. Derp.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

Walls

This will be the last post for a while, as I journey across the country to a new life in San Fran. Kinda wish I had better artwork to share really.
I really dig the recent fad of adding painted things to photos of real places. I wanted to go for the fake-grafiti look with some sketches on real walls with people nonchalantly leaning against them. Unfortunately I have no good photos for that. I should go out and take a few photos of people I know against fun walls, then apply some potatoshop painted ladies. I like the concept. We'll consider this just a rough idea pass then.

Distractions...

Cinderelly

Sidewalk Coffee

Harvard Natural History Museum

Went sketching at the Harvard Natural History Museum today with a bunch of folks from the Boston Sketch Meetup group. I'll tell ya, dead things are far easier to draw than their live counterparts. That llama stayed still the WHOLE TIME. Hahaha.
Bengal Tiger:

Llama:

Indian Fruit Bat:

Grant's Gazelle (yeah I got bored of rendering the horns, so I wandered around the rest of the museum instead):

Tomorrow I'll be photographing LIVE animals at the Southwick zoo! Woohoo!