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Being funny with students requires a certain amount of facial expression. I have been debilitated in my attempt to be funny with students.

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Floating out of orbit after being stuck by many asteroids.

What is your relationship with a Higer Power like? A friend of mine mentioned to me that a Rabbi Friend of his suggested that God likes a good argument. I thought that was funny. The self portrait is G2 .o5 on bristol board with marker for the added color.

We know God has a sense of humor because He says 'be anxious for nothing' and then he gives you kids.

Clio is a limited production, quite difficult to obtain, premium Spanish Red. I had the pleasure of visiting the vineyard many years ago and, while there, managed to take one photo of a particularly gnarly vine. This is at best only a very unreasonable facsimile.

Fantasy (of the more pronounced variety) is the order of things here.

This is my version of clouds with a personality.

Experiment of Pilot Pintor pens

Charcoal on wood

This new patient is kind of a prick.

I have a hard time trying to decide what my "style" is. This comes closest I think. Plus I LOVE drawing chickens. These are two of my own grumpy ladies.

There are many old lovely fishing villages in Hailuoto. Korkea Sunikari is one of them

A couple of beers, thoughts in my head about lockdown easing and Radiohead lingering in the background while I work = stuff like this.

Not a famous quote per se (as requested for this week's prompt), but my own little phrase I often think about and consider.

Tiny starflowers under trees are one part of macig at Finnish woods. This works point is more at illusion than realism

Watercolor of a kitty in a garden.

Painted my favorite cartoon characters from when I was a kid as part of an Instagram live paint jam with my friend and comic Artist Michael Chuah. We both did our own versions. It was fun.

Illustration inspired of Hokusai woodblock print The great wave. First a big version i draw for commission. Second one is sketchbook version i do for Inktober prompt ”wave”

A line in 'Renegade: The Lives And Tales Of Mark E. Smith', which I'm currently reading, got my creative juices flowing this time around!

Graphite and iron oxide from acid mine runoff on watercolor paper

This was a bit difficult prompt. I dont want to draw just brick of wall or similar. So i choose to use photo where my wife is with ”brick” of ice as reference

Not as apocalyptic as it looks or sounds! Inspired by a dream I had about committing a social faux-pas of the worst kind you could imagine.

The end of one sketchbook, with the beginning of another to arrive shortly!

A more impression version of Marjaniemi lighthouse

Part 2 of Hailuoto landscapes. Last cranes gathering to migratory

It’s always good to find some drawing time on vacation. We went to some weird random small towns in Washington and a ghost town called Burke with some particularly interesting history. I had Cheers playing on my phone while I drew this but no similarity is intended. It’s a classic show but it would have been better without the distracting laugh tracks.

Many times the craziness of my life makes it into my art.

Charcoal on gessoed sketchbook paper

Charcoal on gessoed sketchbook paper