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COMMON DRAWING MISTAKES II

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Missed my figure drawing group last night. A bit under the weather, med-wise. This new triglyceride medication has evidently transmuted into a red-hot ball of lead under my sternum. Zantac? Ha! It laughs at Zantac. I can feel the Zantac vaporizing as it approaches le petit sol. Nothing gets by the demon ball. Needless to say, I'm not sleeping well. Thank God I can sleep during the day while pretending to gaze intently at my computer screen. The ability to sleep with your eyes open is a true gift in this world of meetings, Starbucks, Chesapeake & Virginia Beach, and people in suits. It's like we're a nation of Manchurian candidates who are being ordered not to kill but to consume. I guess we're all tainted to a degree by this mass-consumption model we're living under, but the most interesting people seem to be the ones who are participating to the smallest degree possible. Or who have been knocked off the hamster wheel entirely. How'd I get over here? I was talking about the musket ball in my chest. Maybe that med contributes to adult ADD too. If I hadn't gone to that damn doctor, I wouldn't have known about triglycerides, and none of this other stuff would have happened. See how a bad decision can just snowball on you?

Posted on Wednesday, August 23, 2006 at 07:55AM by Registered CommenterSparky Donatello in | Comments5 Comments | References1 Reference

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Sorry to hear about the molten lead, but glad your sense of humor is still in tact.
August 23, 2006 | Unregistered Commentermeg
you know, beer is good for that.
August 23, 2006 | Unregistered Commenterk
sorry to hear! - try drawing BIG, like serious graffiti, with both hands - that stretches/opens it all, gently (been teaching that, for years, with some succes);
the "drawing mistakes" series finally brings some peace & order to the poor, confused mind over here: talk to me, Master
Hi, I came for a visit from Lucy's. You are indeed funny and a wonderful illustrator. I am not funny except in accidental moments. But I am concerned about you needing to take those terrible medications. Try some alternatives.
February 8, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterRosemary

thanks for the smile :) "composition mistakes" really made me laugh out loud, all by myself, on the couch...dog watching curiously.....

Feel better :(

September 17, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterLaura (jizogarden)

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