I wanted to sketch Richard Thompson as he was singing and playing his guitar, but a Big Hair eruption in the woman who sat down front of me at the last minute cut out all the light that had been shining down on my sketchbook.
As a friend said, it's sometimes better just to experience than to document.
But I did manage an airport sketch
and two restaurant scenes. 
Have you ever tried Fried Gator Tail with Cowgill’s Datil Pepper Aioli? Me, neither, but you can order some at the wonderful Palm Valley Fish Camp where we had other delicious food, served amiably and well.

When I finished this last sketch, I thought 'where have I seen this before?' And then I remembered this sketch from 2009.
Not the same, but not altogether different. At least the fish look more blasé about the whole situation!







3 comments:
Shucks....sorry we missed out on your sketch of Richard Thompson. I'm sure that would have been very interesting. But all of your sketches and drawings are wonderful. Thanks!
guess, your friend is right about enjoying without documentation, though i rarely follow this advice...
beautiful sketches, anyway. i especially love the deers head in the bottom one, so subtle
Thanks, guys! I agree, Rolf... you are a dedicated documenter, for sure!
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