Lunch for one. Sad, innit?I've become a little bit obsessed with this little book over the last few days. When I get into an idea, like this, I just cannot let go. It keeps me awake at night. The theme of the book, originally, was 'around the house'. It still is, but now I've developed the idea further. I've given it an added twist. And, quite frankly, if you can guess what that twist might be I'd be truly astonished. The two versions of this drawing are a clue, but I ain't going to reveal it. It's for me to know and you to find out.
I'm just loving the word 'astonish' these days. Isn't it a great word?
Astonish IS a great work!! Wonderful drawing!! :D
ReplyDeleteI'm astonished there is a clue there cause I have not the faintest idea what you are talking about. lol
ReplyDeleteHEy I just found you through someone else's blog nice to see another person doing artwork with ballpoint pens. Great stuff you have.
ReplyDeleteHmmm....the game of life (and life at home) is like a game of chess: you make moves to get ahead, but you can only move according to the rules, and you have to have a strategy....just as you move from one room to another. LOL, I'm probably WAYYY off the mark here, but I sure would have liked to ASTONISH you....
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Astonish is a great word, I agree. I also love graph paper.
ReplyDeleteYou are the master, the big master!
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I have no clue, but I love it (them)...
ReplyDeletethis is wonderful--I'd love to see inside that book
ReplyDeleteWe need to meet in real life. Please come visit. Anyone that gets excited by a word is a true, true friend of mine. We're moving into a new house especially for your visit :)
ReplyDeleteThe only thing I see is a theme - of squares. Square table, square food, and then waaaay down below a square (retangle) box of wood.
ReplyDeleteProbably not what you're looking for and certainly not "astonishing", but then you're too clever by far!
I'll have another look, tho only thing that strikes me right now is the the two front legs of the table are at different angles. Great drawing as always
ReplyDeleteThank you all, for visiting and commenting, you lovely folks.
ReplyDeleteNope, sorry, none of you are even close.
Jeanne, I, too, often have no idea what I'm talking about!
Suzanne, I cannot wait. And, I can't wait to see all the new drawings of the new place. But until then, please post some photos for us.
Cheerio, my ducks.
Oh well, Andrea, I'm thinking it has to do with being alone around the house. Which is sad. But what's wrong with Tim? Or some other guy?
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely, lovely, lovely drawings on these recent entries, Andrea. I can't seem to find the time for all the blogs these days and yours is one of those I miss the most. :(
ReplyDeleteI love your drawings. You make me feel like grabbing a sketchbook and visiting a bistro.
ReplyDeletevery beautiful :)
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