odd job

Back in 1993, I had the job of assisting, for six months until I graduated from UCSB, at taking groups through a rope course/an obstacle course where we taught them teamwork, and assisted them in learning to communicate and problem-solve as a team. A lot of things linger from that time in my life, but the one I recall most vividly today is that without support, someone is going to fall. And, people don't rise by being isolated.

more sketches on the sly

go to http://www.ragedoll.com/ ["Daddy's lil' ten-year old placeholder"] to see what the needy mon' looks like in color.

Sadly the others were lost in a hard-drive crash in the early 21st century.

from little sketches come...

...I like the sketch better.

It has been nearly 8 years since I made this, so I know I can do better. Plus, I had to make it on the sly in Illustrator during my lunch. I just wanted to get it done to a point, then {sigh} I moved on to the next thing.

some works-in-progress

Like it says, some works in progress.

The other five works-in-progress I will not scan in yet.

the last day

let the things land as they may, your path may cross a few times.
...or not.

Super

...

[My son had another acting job. MYSTERY ADVENTURES Toll free (877) 893-6449 or local 702-893-6400 {MysteryAdventuresLasVegas.com}, has made use of his sweet little face for ghoulish performance once again. They told me that some TV crew for a show on ABC is coming to do a piece on their theatre so my son may be seen on TV (soon) if the footage is included. We got paid in hamburgers and onion rings, we are cheap labor.]

the intensity of Legos

...

Anyway, this is the day and the time, find someone worth living for.