my second rodeo
jaime chamberssilly little drawings saved my life
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using the computer in my imagination
We look at my sketchbook a lot together as a family. Every time I draw something new, Fiona loves looking at the old pages all over again (especially the ones about stuff she’s said). Looking back at the past few months, I’m filled with des...
silly little drawings
Long time, no see. Making art feels more important than ever these days. So I’ve been trying to do that.
After my dear dog Chalo died in 2023, I felt like I’d lost a limb. I was a big raw walking wound with too much love and not enough pl...
draw a clocktower, a birthday party, and a snowman
We have not forgotten the Advent challenge in the spirit of Lynda Barry’s “draw a Batman” exercise. We have merely embraced its true meaning: lawlessness.
One night Fiona suggested a clocktower. I got really confused and thought they might...
draw a friendly guy
I lobbied for “a friendly guy” to be our prompt tonight. I didn’t know what it meant, I just knew it could mean anything, and that excites me.
Here’s Fiona’s — a friendly guy and a friendly wife in their house that’s crumbling apart and th...
draw a flower in a vase
We forgot to do this yesterday. But we DID build a fort in an ice storm, trudge out bravely on foor in the ice storm, and watch like three movies, so.
Fiona's suggestion tonight was “a flower in a vase.” Ben and I had the same brainwave f...
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