I'll admit, Im a little shocked myself. I have been fantastically lazy up till now. At least when it comes to the things that it doesn't pay to be lazy about: ie: the lovely things: the things that don't really matter.
Dearly devoted to doodles and dillydallying
UofM only has 6 weeks left. 6 weeks and then no more Undergrad. Its a panicky thing to consider.
Why do I bring that up? Well good sirs and misses, because I cannot think about much else besides this. It does not seem unreasonable that this is true of everyone else in the same position.
Oh lordy, these thoughts just make me wanna curl up like this little guy...
More drawings to come, thanks to those of you who keep asking for new posts. Its really lovely, but then again, you are lovely people.
I was, as always, thinking about food during class. Which is a shame, because it is Restaurant Week in Ann Arbor and my friend Megan and I had just enjoyed Salmon Burgers and liquid nitrogen milkshakes at Vineology on the cheep. This week (and the one in the fall) may just be my favorite time of the year.
This was in my Mad Men polisci section. Bookcover photo of a economist in black and white. And its a Profile??? Sketch CITY!
A discussion about Alcoholism that was interesting, but painful as my place of work had a huge party the night before from which I awoke bruised, battered, and still very, very drunk. Deviance is at 2:30, so I was rocking a fairly significant hangover by that class.
Sex and squids on the brain. The words above the unencumbered woman read "Sallie Mae has no Shame". I have several loans out through Sallie Mae. That bitch...The squid was an off-shoot of a comic book a friend lent me that featured squid-like aliens. The Gentleman Corpse series is really well drawn but not so hot on the story...still, I'd recommend checking them out. Fast and disturbing reads.
I draw the backs of people's heads in lecture sometimes. Its a fun thing to do.
The slogan I came up with on this page was "Give your V-card for Valentines Day". I may try and market that...
Most of the times I do these I imagine small storylines to go along with them. Or I'm drawing based on song lyrics, children's books, really whatever's popping into my head at the time. That should account for the randomness of images. Also for why certain things keep popping up. The foxes? Based off an argument about the disney movie Robin Hood. Hey, its entertaining enough, but a little boring to me.
So this one was done in my Social Research Methods course, which I was late to because I was walking slowly eating a delicious peanut covered dark chocolate cupcake filled with buttercream frosting. First the frosting was in the cupcake, and then it was in me. This was a rapid transfer.
I just like this one too. I was basing this off a woman we were watching in a documentary about Intelligent Design vs. Evolution. She was all angles, not quite elderly, not quite middle aged, and her hair was an odd pumpkiny color.
The "Holy Awkward!" moment entailed above did not actually occur around me on this day. I thought it up in my dirty mind. I've often wondered how guys manage around those types of situations. I've heard ample testimony in favor of the "waistband method". My next question is do guys just figure this out on their own through trial and error, or is this explained to them at some point?
Another old lady. I'll call her Ruth. Ruth is stationed next to a rabbit that I drew because I randomly thought of my brother's late bunny Ted. There was no love lost between Ted and I. Therefore I drew an angry bunny as an extension of my Ted related angst.
Bio 130: Animal Behavior. Science credits for those who need them, but don't need a difficult course. Even mix between freshmen and seniors I do believe.
Soc 312. On the first day we spent an hour and a half going over the syllabus. No words of any kind were written down in my notebook.
No words, just emotions...and Batman. My favorite of the supers. Read "Death of the Innocents" at some point if you get a chance. A comic in which Batman takes on land mines. Superman did the same and they actually had to pull the comic, because of an increase of child fatalities due to land mines.
Law and Lit. The class I scrambled around and settled on after one of my 4 credit classes was canceled for the term on the first day of classes. All we have to do is listen to the ramblings of cranky grandpa professor. Very smart, very long winded.
Same class, same day. He has a LOT of stories.
I like simplified figures. For one, they're easier (by far) to draw. For two, they're more fun (by far) to draw.
So many drawings, I can't be bothered to come with tags for some of these. All bio notes from here on out I think.
Well there you have it! I find myself losing steam so....