Two things I learned today when I unearthed an ancient college sketchbook: 1. I thought my college art was bad but some of it was good and I was a better portrait artist then. 2. All my friends had glasses. Stiv had a ball-bearing necklace.
This beautiful drawing was a gift from my father-in-law. It’s by the late, elder Hank Meloy: Colin’s great-uncle, my son’s namesake, Raymond Pettibon of the 1940s.
Come on down and see the terrific work these kids have been making.
Watch this a hundred times and shed a tear for the great Janis Joplin.
Here I am modeling my first knitting project of the season. It’s my own pattern. Do you want to make it? Here’s how, roughly: CO 88 stitches (I used alpaca yarn and #6 needles) Using black, K1, P1, K1, P1, K1 (seed stitch) for the first and last 5 stitches of every row. Follow the [...]
We’ve been to The Columbia Gorge Model Railroad Club show three years in a row. It’s only open to the public on weekends in November and may just be our son’s favorite place on Earth. At this point, it feels a little grueling – I know the whole place like the back of my hand [...]
People have been making and sending us Wildwood-inspired art and I just posted a heap of it over on the Wildwood blog. For what it’s worth, I find this kind of thing pretty moving. As far as I’m concerned, it’s one of the highest compliments you can pay a book. Keep ‘em coming. You’re brightening [...]
The New York Times asked me to do an illustration for this Op-Ed piece by Ukrainian surrealist Andrey Kurkov and I was all, “You had me at Ukrainian surrealist.”
We had a couple of models at the museum today for our teen drawing workshop. They were great.
This was penned by Mac Barnett. See a more legible version at www.picturebook.co
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