I finally remembered what my sketch book was meant for. Here are a few sketches I scratched out while waiting for planes, buses, etc.


A double dose of AHa videos...
Showing posts with label airport. Show all posts
Showing posts with label airport. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Sketches from the UK
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Labels: aha, airport, dr sketchy, drawing, music video, sketches, sun always shines on tv, take on me, uk travel, united kingdom
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Fade Out Again...
I saw my sketchbook lying on the desk in the other room. I forgot about this sketch I drew, waiting around in the airport on Christmas Eve (whilst listening to Radiohead). I am building a collection of airport drawings apparently. I like to kill time waiting for flights or in the waiting room at the doctor's.

I've been looking at applying to Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) recently. I am anxious/nervous to get a Master's degree. I have been wanting to go back to school ever since I graduated from UCF. Well, this degree would be earned entirely online. I started thinking about the limitations of attending a school based merely on proximity. I need to beat my portfolio into shape. I haven't really worked on any solid projects outside of work since I graduated.
I just felt like watching Street Spirit (Fade Out).
"this machine will
will not communicate
these thoughts
and this strain I am under"
I just felt like watching Street Spirit (Fade Out).
"this machine will
will not communicate
these thoughts
and this strain I am under"
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Labels: airport, college, drawing, how to disappear completely, radiohead, scad, sketch, street spirit fade out
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
The Exciting World of Commercial Flight (In Black and White)
I am finally getting to post some photos I took with my Diana (my XMas gift from Jeff and Mori). I shot a roll of color and a roll of B & W while I was in Texas (and returning). I am quite pleased with the photos. Almost all of the exposures on both rolls turned out. I also found that I can't cheat the scanning process and get very good results. I have been cutting the film and placing the strips in a sketchbook to flatten them out. The scanning process is way easier. Here are some photos from the black and white roll.




I was going to post a different video, but the style of Pulling Our Weight goes with the photo set. Plus, I have been feeling like a mopey cloud today.
Friday, August 29, 2008
San Juan Airport (SJU)
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Terminal Illness
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