Every Person in New York
Jason Polan is trying to draw every person in New York.
If I do draw you, you will see yourself (or rather, a drawing that hopefully somewhat resembles you) on this blog that evening.
When the project is completed we will all have a get together.
orange book

Gouache and graphite.
On the coast
The tide was out, leaving all these rocks visible
Buoys and markers

Apple. Not yet eaten.
all her idea

She started it.
How to Draw a Stick Figure
Dave does good work.
pepper

As our landscape has gone from crisp frozen white to gray, brown, rust, charcoal, dripping with rain and the slush that gets over the edge of your shoes, leaving you with wet socks, and more freezing rain in the forecast… I look inside the house for something brighter.
steps

More snow expected overnight. It is February in Pittsburgh, after all.
Equipment
To clean an old locomotive you need some of these tools.
Reeds
10th Street Bridge

From the South Side of Pittsburgh, you can cross the Monongahela River in lots of places – the 10th Street Bridge will let you walk to downtown.
Frozen Lake
I miss the snow, ice and clear air
kicking the chicken
Tell me you didn’t do this when you played one of the Zelda games. (thanks, Autumn)
A murder of…
crows or maybe an unkindness of ravens.
South Aiken Avenue, Pittsburgh, early evening

Deron said, “How about some color in the new year?”
I said, “O.K.”
Looking at a Bridget Riley
There is a small exhibition of abstract art at Glasgow’s Museum of Modern Art.
Classic

via this is probably an interesting blog
loony dook 2010
I went to this year’s "Loony Dook" at Queensferry where brave souls jumped into the Firth of Forth to wash out the old and in with the new for New Year’s day. It was a great day for it with the east coast covered in snow and they say about 3,000 folk down to see it with 800 jumping into the water.
All the best for 2010!
Walking in the snow
Hope you have a Merry Christmas (and other seasonal celebrations) and a Happy New Year to all you Clusterflock folk!
Visual Business Clichés
Paws
Its cold out there…
Artist’s Interpretations of Calvin and Hobbes
a present
For friends and family, I’ve made a printable calendar for 2010, using some of my drawings of Pittsburgh posted on clusterflock over the past few years. You can download the .pdf here, if you’d like one of your own.
(And if you want to give someone an original drawing, let me know…)
The Photography Behind Norman Rockwell
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