For some reason, sometimes I have an easier time paying attention in church if I'm drawing. Maybe it keeps me from being fidgety, and I think I'm usually studying people's faces anyway and this gives me a way to channel that split focus so I can listen better.
These are done with ballpoint pen, and usually pretty hasty before the person moves, so that's why I never get down to their bodies.
I love it.
ReplyDeleteWow, Santa Claus goes to your ward? You're so lucky!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! There is a lot of variety in the approaches. I especially like the gesture of the talking guy.
ReplyDeleteI have always considered church a valid place to sketch. Really, the bishopric is just asking for it most of the time.
ReplyDeleteThese are great.
I always wanted to do that.. The closest I ever did was during a choir practice.. But I got to draw a lot of people and props... Great stuff!!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! My brother and I always used to play "the scribble game" during sacrament when we were kids.
ReplyDeleteSam, these are really amazing man!
ReplyDeleteHey Sam, I was wondering if you knew who I could get ahold of to work at Avalanche? I would really like to get ahold of you that's okay, my e-mail is nick-jarvis@hotmail.com, just wondering what I gotta do! thanks, Nick
ReplyDeletesanta was there and he wasn't happy!
ReplyDeleteChurch is the best place to draw. Period.
ReplyDeletethese sketches are great, I really liked them. I find myself drawing people almost all of the time, but never quite accomplish such clean strokes and lines like these. Congratulations!
ReplyDeletethe second one in from the top left with the straight back - my favorite...and I love that you go to church with Santa.
ReplyDeleteI am the same way at church. I have not yet been able to produce the quantity and quality as these though. Very inspiring church drawings!
ReplyDeleteAh no way!
ReplyDeleteI do the same thing in church!
Im sure if you showed these people the drawing of them you have done they would love it!
I totally would!