The secrets of keeping a successful sketchblog is to post often and to be able to post often you have to sketch a lot. I made this while waiting for my youngest daughter. I had the car parked at the moment, I'm still in practice in sketching while driving..
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Speaking for all the pedestrians out in the world, stationary sketching is just fine, thank you.
ReplyDeleteReally like the perspective of this one.
Doing a spread 5 days a week is, indeed, quite the achievement! I don't know where you find all this stuff in your brain.
Downtown Sigtuna? ;)
ReplyDeleteWar and Peace, yes, but A Dog is Not a Pear? A Pearl?
ReplyDeleteIt's all about Peas Elizt, yes P-E the traffic is quite hectic down there
ReplyDeleteI'll bear that in mind Jen
A PEA is not a Pear [or Pearl]! Must get new glasses.
ReplyDeleteHappy to share your blog!
ReplyDeleteI agree with you.I think we need make the best of the time
I LOVE that gearshift -- gotta get me one for my car :-)
ReplyDeleteI love how creative and fun your sketches are! They cause lots smiles :] Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME!!!
ReplyDeleteI just love seeing the scene from your point-of-view.
Very cool and very unique!
-Dean
Fantastic ... but how long were you waiting to do this??
ReplyDeleteSteering with your knees works and you can always ask a passenger to keep a look out for any objects like those annoying other cars.
ReplyDeleteWonderful drawing as always. Just a feast for the eyes.
Tim
Im with Jen Appel, how do you cook all this up in your head?
ReplyDeleteLove it, and the car is for sure loaded with all the bells and whistles, but I must say the skull shift handle is my favourite.
http://ellisnadler.blogspot.com/2007/01/gtv-2000.html
ReplyDeleteit's gotta be safer than texting while driving.
ReplyDeleteThis is brilliant!
Holly Cow this is so incredibly awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have seen a Prius in the U.S.A. that comes with a gear shift like that. ;)
ReplyDeletewow! underbar!
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