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Her job was simple. Find the suspicious balloon with the irksome grin. The journey was dangerous. Only someone like ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ was qualified. She packed a basket with the necessary supplies, placed the cape around her shoulders and was on her way.
How did she get to this point, in the image above?
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…not really dots, but drawings.
A sketch of Quincy Adams, son of John Adams whose tv miniseries was nominated for some Emmys. Oh and he was a president too. Both of them. More presidents coming soon and all 42 to be completed by the middle of September.

Looking at this drawing and Quincy’s right hand reminded me […]

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It has been awhile.
some festive presidential items/images of mine from my shop.

Above are some photos I took on the fourth of July. The day was spent at my parents, making shrimp kebobs and toasting marshmallows (in between the rain), talking, and fireworks. I’m not usually one for them. They bore me. Normally I see them […]

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A little doodle digitally colored for fun. Inspired by Yael Naim’s song and The Little Prince (except my character is a little princess).

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back to work!

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I love to color my images traditionally with paint. Sometimes though, I’ll go the digital route and color a drawing in Photoshop.

Later on today it is back to the tubes of paint to finish off a few pieces.

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Besides painting overly excited food containers I did remember that it was Earth Day/Pennsylvania Primary day, and did work on some political portraits. Hopefully everyone in PA voted that day!

Hill and Barack are BFFs. The news media just doesn’t know it. President and Vice President or Vice President and President? perhaps…

and Johnny.
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well, maybe a few.

…notice the random little dog drawing in the image above that seeped through from the following page. I was going to erase that part in photoshop but that would defeat the purpose of a doodle in a sketchbook.
Nothing’s perfect.
That’s the way it should be.

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