Cantdog is back!!!!
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yehaw! ive already welcomed him back...the king of kindness, but i do believe another round of tackle hugs is in order...
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*TACKLEHUGS,CANTBABY!*
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*TACKLEHUGS,CANTBABY!*
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Hooray! Welcome back, sugar!
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Welcome back cantdog!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have a banana.
Have a banana.
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Hey cant. Good to see you back.
Did you have a good time in Belize.
Did you have a good time in Belize.
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So that's who I've been missing. 
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Welcome back, Cant - it's a pleasure and relief!
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one of the squillion reasons i lurve you, goosegirl.minsue said:Kind of like an orgasm!
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Holy shit, tacklehugs! I am down! I am ringed about with violence and love, each commingled with each, and am like to drown therein.
Er sumthin.
a sketchbook page from the trip. This was all ballpoint, casual doodling, in the airport on Miami.
Er sumthin.
a sketchbook page from the trip. This was all ballpoint, casual doodling, in the airport on Miami.
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Well he hasn't answered my mail yet so, fuck him, and the Shanglan he rode in on.
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minsue said:Can I watch?
Naughty Goose.
Welcome back Cant!
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minsue said:Can I watch?
Not so much of the tongue young lady.
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Perro guapo, yes you were missed. P.
cantdog
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Okay, another stab at the 'attaching files' thing. I need to attach files.
That airport sketch. Here we go. I will get this.
All fuckin right! About time.
The kid was sporting really buff arms and shoulders. And he was checking out this arse across the room. All ballpoint, like I say, in doodle mode. No returning, no erasing, all adjustment done with obfucatory squiggles. Quick thing, six or ten minutes.
That airport sketch. Here we go. I will get this.
All fuckin right! About time.
The kid was sporting really buff arms and shoulders. And he was checking out this arse across the room. All ballpoint, like I say, in doodle mode. No returning, no erasing, all adjustment done with obfucatory squiggles. Quick thing, six or ten minutes.
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P, darling, You touch my heart.
I had a real breakthrough on this trip. I did sketch after sketch, all from life, all less than ten minutes. The naive kids I was drawing expected the result to look like them, to be instant portraiture. It was pretty intense pressure, but I shocked myself by being able to do it-- at least, to their satisfaction, and to the satisfaction of their friends. I didn't give myself credit for being that facile. But I wowed them. I'd draw one, rip it off and hand it to him; draw another, give her the result. I did a dozen or so altogether. All completely satisfactory. It blew me away.
The hardest was this exquisite girl named Aurora. Really good looking people, with no "hook" to hang a caricature on, everything in balance, true beauty-- this is a subtle thing and very nerve-wracking to capture. I caught a likeness of Aurora in something like six minutes. She looked spectacular, and the drawing was light and easy. I outdid myself. She has it now, of course.
In fact, I have remarkably little in the way of artwork to show for this experience..
Here's a photo of Aurora. My wife took it, and the bright sky washed her out. She still looks really wonderfully beautiful. I did a quickie portrait of both Aurora and Telma, whom you see here, however dimly. She was not in her school uniform for the sketch, but in a simple top and skirt. She's fifteen, and will certainly be a great beauty in a few years.
I had a real breakthrough on this trip. I did sketch after sketch, all from life, all less than ten minutes. The naive kids I was drawing expected the result to look like them, to be instant portraiture. It was pretty intense pressure, but I shocked myself by being able to do it-- at least, to their satisfaction, and to the satisfaction of their friends. I didn't give myself credit for being that facile. But I wowed them. I'd draw one, rip it off and hand it to him; draw another, give her the result. I did a dozen or so altogether. All completely satisfactory. It blew me away.
The hardest was this exquisite girl named Aurora. Really good looking people, with no "hook" to hang a caricature on, everything in balance, true beauty-- this is a subtle thing and very nerve-wracking to capture. I caught a likeness of Aurora in something like six minutes. She looked spectacular, and the drawing was light and easy. I outdid myself. She has it now, of course.
In fact, I have remarkably little in the way of artwork to show for this experience..
Here's a photo of Aurora. My wife took it, and the bright sky washed her out. She still looks really wonderfully beautiful. I did a quickie portrait of both Aurora and Telma, whom you see here, however dimly. She was not in her school uniform for the sketch, but in a simple top and skirt. She's fifteen, and will certainly be a great beauty in a few years.
