Drawing 39

Her name's Daisy, she has poor posture but excellent hair!

Drawing 38

This guy needs to wear rubber gloves for most of his life. Exposed lungs, serving potato salad, and cleaning up couple dancers off his eyes, he might as well buy stock in rubber manufacturing.

Drawing 37

These kids were up to no good anyways.

Drawing 36

I know every once in a while you find yourself with a giant mutant cricket on your back and a jello mold you just can't reach, and you ask yourself, how will I get through this and will it make me stronger?

Drawing 35

Yeah so he's wearing snow shoes and he brought his joy stick to the movie theater, no big deal.

Drawing 34

So this is how memory works. I think.

drawing 33

This is what I would like to call an old timey cyborg who's trying to give himself some knee joints.

Drawing 32

I started drawing this in the produce cooler at the Whole Foods I use to work at during a tornado warning. People act so weird when they're stuck in close quarders with strangers real weird.

Drawing 31

This is your typical bat bleeding accordion. Plays like a charm

Drawing 30

I have always wanted a leisure suit with my name embroidered on it, just like Randy here.

Drawing 29

I'm not sure when I started drawing cherry pie but this is a good example of cherry pie drawing. There's something about spherical objects within a cut away form.

Drawing 28

Whenever I come across this drawing in my sketchbook I always make this sound a loud or in my mind; gong gong gong, you know like steel drums.

Drawing 27

Yes another one about dancing. I wonder what it would feel like to have a head that was partially see through, it would probably kinda hurt.

Drawing 26

I am not sure what to say except DANCE!

Drawing 25

Sometimes you just got to take your face off. What's with this guy anyways is he a professor of lawn mowing with those corduroy elbow patches.

Drawing 24

Did you know piggy banks were piggy banks even before they were shaped like the animals that go oink oink. I guess a long time ago people use to make jars out of a clay called pygg and they called them pygg jars. Over time we just started calling them piggy banks, weird right?

Drawing 23

I use to know this kid when I was in first grade and the only thing this kid liked to draw was cobras. He would just draw the head of the snake with its hood spread out and its cobra marks exposed along with fangs dripping with venom. I thought of that kid and his drawings when I drew this drawing.