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CWB 14: Whiskey and Beer

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I like it, you left a lot of room for drums...

I used to draw quite bit. I've only done one serious drawing since the early nineties, and it was a picture of Jackie's old house in Chevy Chase, MD.

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This is a pic of the actual house.

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drummer5359 said:
I like it, you left a lot of room for drums...

I used to draw quite bit. I've only done one serious drawing since the early nineties, and it was a picture of Jackie's old house in Chevy Chase, MD.

This is a pic of the actual house.

I like your simplistic approach to it. Cool looking house.
 
I'm way behind, still on page 12, early 500 posts. Anyway, didn't want this to go by...

You know that I will.

I'm going to ship copies to any of you who want one.

(If it sucks feel free to use it as a coaster.)

Put me down for a copy pls. :)


I'm so lame! Not even a single t shirt w a team, band, product. Damn it, I've become a boring Iowan!!!!!

Tomorrow I'm going to the store to buy a cool shirt. I mean, I don't even have one of the Tat and Furry ones I saw in the post.

I actually refuse to wear logo T Shirts for the most part. If people want me to advertise their product they can pay me or give me the free shirt.

I do wear college alma mater, Station Nightclub Fire fund benefit, and a CF Martin shirt I like because I really like my Martin 12. But Tommy Hilfiger, **** Me! Harley is a bit overdone. I am more of a classic Kawa guy anyway.

More later as I get caught up.
 
I binned the drawing that I was working on and drew this earlier this morning. It's not my best work. It's been at least a decade since I have drawn anything other than a quick doodle.

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DT,
nice line quality. I'm digging the subject matter of course. Drawing is such a good stress reliever and so good for the brain.
 
I like it, you left a lot of room for drums...

I used to draw quite bit. I've only done one serious drawing since the early nineties, and it was a picture of Jackie's old house in Chevy Chase, MD.

artandkitchen006.gif


This is a pic of the actual house.


homeanddogs004.gif

Drummer you've got some skills brother :) Countour line drawings are among my favorite drawings. Very confident lines there my friend :) Solid like a good drummer should be :)
 
This is the extent of my artistic skill:
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Somebody get me a gallery. :p

Try not to be too jealous of my mad skillz, MB. :D

Furry, I'd be glad to give you some tutoring :) Once again, the subject matter defines this beauty. I'll post something for you but you had better preheat the oven and get out the rolling pin :)
 
Thanks brother. Art is my first love but bass is my passion :)

I'll shoot up some different ones later tonight.

Your contour drawing is sweet. You could make some cash sketching houses for realtors. No kidding. It would give you more cymbal money :)
 
My mediums of choice are freehand airbrush and stone carving. For subject matter nothing can beat the female form.
Portraits are the most fun to do.

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Do I smell apple pie?

Thanks for the compliments.

I was picked on a lot while in grade school, and my most common stress reliever was to pull out my notebook and just start drawing. The more upset and angry that I was, the more intense the drawing.

I've always been envious of people that were able to create drawings like yours. The ability to make the subject look life-like on paper is a skill that has eluded me. I'm happy with my skill level, and greatly enjoy being able to draw from my imagination and memory.
 
DT, your lines have an energy to them that is hard to capture. It feels raw and passionate. That makes it important and enjoyable. Art for ourselves first, others second :)
I'm glad you started sketching again.
 
DT, your lines have an energy to them that is hard to capture. It feels raw and passionate. That makes it important and enjoyable. Art for ourselves first, others second :)
I'm glad you started sketching again.

Mule, you have no idea how much it warms my heart to read that. I've had lots of people look at my drawings, but none have expressed their opinion as you have.

Like you said, art is for ourselves first, others second.
 
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