Thursday, February 02, 2012

Draw Every Day for 2/212: Today's Morning Cup

Wasn't sure what else to draw today, so I once again drew what was on my desk.  This is my morning cup of coffee on top of my daily check list.



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Draw Every Day for January 14, 2012: Monopus!

What do you call an octopus with one tentacle?



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I just favorited this from @StartYourNovel...

"Writer Beware ®: The Authors Guild on Amazon - Publishing's Ecosystem on the Brink t.co/1jY5HaJV"
February 02, 2012 at 01:06PM
from: @ StartYourNovel's original tweet.



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Draw Every Day for January 13, 2012: Space Capsule in Ink

I bought a bag of astronauts when I was at the AMNH last month and this old skool space capsule came included along with some moon buggies.



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TheDaily Jay for 1/2/12: Facebook needs more cash, man!



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Ballpoint Adventures for January 12, 2006: Billy takes on Intelligent Design

For a species of animal designed "intelligently" by God, we sure do some unintelligent things.



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Wednesday, February 01, 2012

Draw Every Day for January 12, 2012: Astronaut Made in China

A little plastic astronaut drawn in Sharpie ink. On the bottom of the base there are the words "MADE IN CHINA."



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Draw Every Day for February 1, 2012: Electronic Mail

I've always found the "e" in "email" to be oddly placed.  It stands for "electronic" but "electronic" usually means something with wires and circuit boards--aka hardware. Electronic Mail is actually software, so "Virtual Mail" would seem more appropriate, to me. Anyway, here ya go. Electronic mail that really is.



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TheDaily Jay 1/31/12: Kay and me riff on how tired we are of this election crap...



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Ballpoint Adventures for January 11, 2006: Billy hasn't got faith in faith.

Faith is taking a step onto a stairwell that you can't see because it isn't there.  (Sorry, Dr. King.)



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