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dharbin: THE MOCKINGBIRD’S CHILDREN. One of the one-hour drawings I’ve been doing, available for purchasing by you right here. All the ones thus far are here. This one took a good bit longer than an hour, but it was for my bro Steven Gettis at Hey Oscar Wilde--he collects literary-themed pinups from cartoonists and illustrators. I put some extra mensch-minutes into it.  View Larger

dharbin:

THE MOCKINGBIRD’S CHILDREN.

One of the one-hour drawings I’ve been doing, available for purchasing by you right here. All the ones thus far are here. This one took a good bit longer than an hour, but it was for my bro Steven Gettis at Hey Oscar Wilde--he collects literary-themed pinups from cartoonists and illustrators. I put some extra mensch-minutes into it. 

# literature illustration to kill a mockingbird boo radley

Reblogged 5 months ago from heyoscarwilde (Originally from dharbin) 410 notes
thedailywhat: Comment On The Transience Of Life of the Day: Bill Taylor says: “This is my whiteboard art from my cubicle at work. I only do between 2-5 minutes a day and each one takes weeks. Hope you dig.” Plenty more here and here. And if don’t already feel like a no-talent hack, he’s also a comic artist and a musician. [billtaylor / h/t: reddit.] Good idea: He only doodles a few minutes a day, and churns out awesome illustrations after about a week. View Larger

thedailywhat:

Comment On The Transience Of Life of the Day: Bill Taylor says: “This is my whiteboard art from my cubicle at work. I only do between 2-5 minutes a day and each one takes weeks. Hope you dig.”

Plenty more here and here.

And if don’t already feel like a no-talent hack, he’s also a comic artist and a musician.

[billtaylor / h/t: reddit.]

Good idea: He only doodles a few minutes a day, and churns out awesome illustrations after about a week.

# illustration art

Reblogged 5 months ago from fatmalovestodraw (Originally from thedailywhat) 2,313 notes