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            <title>'sup?</title>
            <link>http://www.drawger.com/robd/index.php?section=articles&amp;article_id=9932</link>
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            <title>Pointy People</title>
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	A few new doodles. I often do them when I&#39;m attending church.
	I call them Pointy People. Pretty cute eh? &nbsp;I can see rendering them in linocut or just as they are.
	I&#39;m reminded of the great Tove Jansson (Moominland) and ancient Japanese art from the Jōman Period (maybe,&nbsp;possibly --I have to research this further).
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            <title>Nor, Non</title>
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	Nor-easter - Non&#39;easter&hellip; (?) &nbsp;the birds are singing and spring is in the air (sorry, I couldn&#39;t resist).

	I hate looking at old news. Especially if it&#39;s my old news on my old blog page. One of these days, I&#39;ll sit down and actually write a pre-meditated thesis about something of some consequence or interest to the aspiring and professional illustrators who waste time here every day. Until then you just get a little laundry list, a little snippet, pretty typical blog-fair. You expected more?? &nbsp;Without further ado:
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            <title>condolences</title>
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            <title>Urban Sprawl</title>
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	Last week (or was it the week before?) I received a package from France. The contents, when fussed over, checked-in and curated lay scattered all over the studio floor like so many Christmas mornings led by children hopped up on too many sugar plums. Like all binges though this one had its attendant hangover. So this weekend when the sun came out I finally tidied up a bit and my mood (...le vin, la cuisine, l&#39;art, mes nouveaux amis, mon c&oelig;ur ... quoi d&#39;autre ai-je laisser &agrave; Paris?) started to lift too. And lo! A city had sprung up!

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	I showed these sculptures in Paris in December (some photos here). The presentation was a little less jumbled! To keep transportation costs low, I designed everything so it could fit in a box or two. It was NICE to be reunited with my little creations.
	Many thanks to the staff of the American Library in Paris and other friends for many thoughtful favors.
	
	More of this sort of thing is posted on my flickr site.
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            <title>New Tapestry</title>
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	I too completed a few panels for the New Tapestry project. It was an interesting idea. However I don&#39;t think we even scratched the surface or enhanced the luster of the original Bayeaux Tapestry by a long shot.
	
	Thanks to Julia Breckenreid for first bringing it to our attention.
	Congratulations to KesselKramer (Christian Bunyan &amp; Keefe Cordeiro) for managing to pull together the work of 44 different artists in a timely fashion to create the New Tapestry before the new decade began.
	

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