Following drawings happened during my days of typo practice...
"This is for the lions living in the wiry broke down frames of my friends bodies..." I love how this song begins. And at some point he says the sentence I drew. Sentence about mondays, hangovers, broken hearts and anxiety.
This one is a birthday gift for my Miguel. A wonderful person who believes in art, culture, energy and better tomorrows. I love you MIguel.
Zach's birthday!
The sentence on the upper part is from Joel Janisse, an amazing writer and a good friend from Canada! I don't think there's anyone in the whole world who can handle a discussion of any kind better than Joel. If you ever meet him - try it!
When I walk down the street with Zach, the only thing Zach sees are doughnuts and throwable dogs. Throwable dogs are small dogs that you can see anywhere in Paris. He said earlier this winter: "omg, it's the season."
I was like: "what?"
"The season of the dog sweaters. The only thing better than a throwable dog is a throwable dog in a sweater!"
Actually, I have never been to rodeo. Is this how you say it? But that's not the point... My friends from Texas used this expression a few times. One day, Jess, who's not from Texas, said it loud and clear after somebody explaining something to her: I have seen rodeo before, you know?!
I perfectly understood what she wanted to say but people from TX started laughing.
"No no no no. Y'all, this is how you say it: This ain't my first rodeo!"
"No no no no. Y'all, this is how you say it: This ain't my first rodeo!"
Preston was leaving Paris last fall. It was time for him to has his own rodeo drawing!
In my next life I want to be Frank Zappa. Case closed.
