Change lobsters and dance!
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Stephanie McAlea
Suzie Commerford
Tag Archives: Daily Sketch
April the 22nd, 2019
An illustration is a moment captured. Without context we interpret it based on our own musings and prejudices. But without context we never know if our interpretations are correct. Is this man falling? Is this man rising? Is this man dancing on air? Is this a man?
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Lindsay Good
Elaine Lee
April the 21st, 2019
We really do have more in common than we like to think.
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Tasha Amme
Jessica L. Delgado
Daniel Ciora
April the 20th, 2019
Let it always be winter somewhere in your heart.
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Syd Murphy Graves
Peter S. Beagle
April the 19th, 2019
Mars is not a dry and empty planet. It teems with savage life. Just ask all the astronauts (and quite a few cosmonauts) that have visited the place.
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Angie Martel
Michael Dowers
April the 18th, 2019
Light. Shadow. Contrast.
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A fleeting thought.
April the 17th, 2019
There is a fine art to lurking. One cannot simply hang out in the shadows and act all broody and mysterious. Like all arts one must first learn the rules. Once the rules are known and habit practiced one can develop ones own lurking style.
Happy Birthday to:
Marvin Love
April the 16th, 2019
No human monster manifests whole and complete. Such people are made not born. They are crafted by other human monsters or by living through human drven monstrous events. Yet they remain human. Perhaps that is the greatest tragedy.
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One clear moment.
April the 15th, 2019
Remember to stop and smell the butterflies.
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Karyn O’Hearn
Adam J. Thaxton
Jon Lonngren
Phil Ward
Ben Adams
April the 14th, 2019
The life of your average barbarian hero was rarely boring. Fighting monsters. Discovering ancient evil civilizations. Slaying necromancers. Wading across battlefields soaked with the blood of a thousand enemies. No wonder a barbarian hero’s idea of heaven is a nice cup of tea and long nap.
Happy Birthday to:
Henry Chamberlain
