Drawing I

Today was the last day of my drawing I class. This picture is one in a set of three of local bridges. I like drawing caricatures much more than landscapes. Ugh.

18"x30" Illustration Board, Ink wash.

Money Management

This piece was for an article in a quarterly newsletter for the parents of current students of Messiah College. The article was about money management.

Illustration Friday: "Moon"

I think this would qualify as a half-moon.

Back From Seattle

I was able to compile a small pile of worthless sketches during this nearly week long trip. These are my favorites of the bunch. It was a busy week and I would have liked some more time sitting somewhere to just draw. Seattle is awesome and I was ready to pack when I arrived home.

From the Church Sketchbook

Jason Mitchell spoke this morning on how we ought to be comforting those in pain by following Jesus Christ's example. The best approach: skip the cliche remarks and sage advice and just be there with the person that is in pain. The idea is based on the Jewish practice of Shiva which was silently sitting with those who mourn. It seems to make a lot of sense; I never know what to say to someone that is mourning anyway but I don't mind offering support in silence.

No, I don't add color in the service.

Jason Mitchell is the junior high pastor (and often teaches during the main service) at LCBC and his sermons have improved remarkably over the past couple of years. Not that he started off too shabby but he seems really comfortable on stage these days and that seems to translate to some great sermonating.

I am not sure this actually looks like him at all. Crud.

Congratulations!

This was a commissioned piece and I wasn't given the entire story.

Hope