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I’m working on a silly thing I’ve been wanting to do for a long time.
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Working as a full-time illustrator is a ridiculously-wonderful thing to have the chance to do, but sometimes, you are unable to express your voice when you’re under someone else’s brand. And you kinda lose the “want” to create, because you feel that’s what you’ve been doing for 40 hours a week. “I deserve to sit on the couch for 6 hours and watch MasterChef because i drew like 30 pelicans today that no one even ended up using!”…naw. That’s not how you live, bro. One time I made a book about all different kinds of butts, and no one ever saw it, but it is still one of my greatest achievements, because it was for me!
I have 176 ideas and they just sit in my sketchbook, bored and unused. What I’m working on is changing thisssss! I wanna do something cool! For myself and no one else!! *drops mic*
- @hannahkoslosky
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Tan lines are a hilarious thing that happens to humans, and one of my favorite things to draw.
Happy summer, you guys!
I’m getting so pumped for Wakarusa next week. So much good music. So much good scenery. So much good people watching.
here’s my Indie Early Explorer of the week. Mr. Christopher Columbus. just take his word for it, guys....
i feel like we can all agree that early explorers were pretty indie. i’m going to start doing some of these every now and then. this is a real quote from Daniel Boone about his “discovery”.
saw one of my favorite comedians last night.
<p>I drew this guy that Taylor and i had the pleasure if encountering at Wakarusa this summer. In the middle of The Pimps of Joytime’s performance, he took a halved-red bell pepper out of a plastic bag, and started eating it, gripping it with a full fist. Then he started playing his flute, which he had on hand, along with the band. </p>
<p>Long live DJ Pepperflute.
I'm gonna start compiling my doodles from work every week.
Wrestlemania was this past week. I didn't know wrestling was still a thing, but apparently it is still VERY MUCH a thing. So we had a lot of guests in for that. Lots of grown men with ponytails, dolls, and gold belts.
Weirder than Mardi Gras, y'all. Weirder than a lot of things I've ever experienced.
Hey y'all. This is my new art/writing/hot gossip/whatever blog.
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