House Find #3: Fishing Permit

New York Times Sketch

Editorial: The Brothers Koch & AB32 The story of a "well-financed coalition of right-wing ideologues, out-of-state oil and gas companies and climate-change skeptics" to stop a clean energy bill in California.

The Back Side of Your Gullet is Decadent & Depraved

I've been making sure to keep up with Frank Chimero's blog over the past few months. He's had some very insightful posts, all of which have left me with something to ponder over. 'The Gullet series' is definitely one worth keeping for a later read. Fortunately Mr. Chimero has formated a nice pdf version for printing, and it can be downloaded here.

New York Times Sketch

Staying on Balance, with the Help of Exercise

New York Times Sketch

Learning by Playing I guess they're moving beyond Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing.

Meeting Sketch: Walrus

Another meeting sketch, this time a walrus, a stately walrus.

New York Times Sketch

 Op-ed: We're No.1(1)!
It would be fun to explore this more, but I was going for a decrepit looking foam finger. Color would have helped a lot.

New York Times Sketch

Looking for Luck in South Texas

House Find #2: Crayonex

Meeting Sketch

I was in a meeting discussing an "anchor" and this is the doodle that resulted from that discussion. I like how the captain's beard turned out.

New York Times Sketch

A Rock Impresario Gambles on 'Spider-Man' Spider-Man the musical does seem like quite a gamble. So far it is also the most expensive.

New York Times Sketch

In the Garden: Fending Off the Weeds With Newsprint Newspapers really are still relevant and useful.

Illustration Friday: Dessert

House Find #1: Quarterly Working Card - 1957

Living in a house that's over 100 years old you sometimes find interesting remnants, like this union card. I think my favorite part is the punched out 1602, but the uneven, broken type is a close second.