Teddy Grahams, licence plates and ketchup

Today, we finished our workshop as well as the box of chocolate Teddy Grahams i had brought along for snacks. My colleague Ted drove us back in his Pennsylvania-registered car. Later on, i had an early dinner at a little place where the place mats were dark green.
And that was my day, on three different papers: Moleskine, "crappy" (but beloved) sketchbook, and restaurant place mat.
A quick anecdote: when offered Ted a Teddy Graham, he asked "Is that cannibalism?" :-)

Comments

[juj]

ted must be a real teddy bear... ; )
LOVE the green ketchup AND the story of your day

[suzanne buchanan]

Love this series of sketches and how it reveals little snippets from your day. Haven't feel too much like drawing this weekend...but these sketches make me want to pick up a pen (and perhaps have a Teddy Graham)!

[Lydia]

You have the best blog.
Thanks for sharing.

[andreaj]

I like this little snippet of your day, of your life. Thses are good and would make a very nice series. I might just do this myself - except everyone of my drawings (including quickies) take ages. Oh, and what the HELL are Teddy Grahams?

[wagonized]

Andrea, i might have to ship you a box.
Juj & Suzanne: what flavor do you think Andrea will like?? Chocolate, plain, cinnamon?! :-) And yes, I think Ted qualifies as a teddy bear.
Thank you, Lydia!

[suzanne buchanan]

Hmmm...I'm going with cinnamon. You can never go wrong with cinnamon.

[Stephen Gardner]

These are so good, I've been trying to find things to draw around the house but coming up entry. You make every drawing interesting to look at. Fantastic!

[Mark Hill]

As always, your art inspires me to draw as much as I can. I have just nominated you for a Brillante Weblog award on my blog. Participation, of course, is optional. I hope you accept though!

[andreaj]

biscuits?

[wagonized]

They're crunchy goodness. Yes, bite-size biscuits.
Thank you, Stephen and Mark!