Friday, July 31, 2009

Starbucks at Wheelock, Singapore

Almost everyone I drew moved to a different seat or left.  Forcing me to sit strangers next to each other and composing new people by combining different limbs, heads, clothing and hair.  But I suppose this is what you get when you set up at a coffee shop.  No one can sit still any longer than a few seconds when on caffeine.  

My friend Nicky also sketched at the same spot,
check out her version here.

6 comments:

  1. aw Jess its nice that you put a link to my page :) I feel special. But I think people are gonna like yours more. I like that you've coloured in that guy! blogspot is being really weird again, this time yours when I opened it up there is extra weird writing across the top where it should have your name?

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  2. ...the only explanation is that your blogspot is haunted.
    what did the weird writing say?
    if it is asking for your soul say no.
    otherwise,
    You are Special!
    you are a unique and beautiful snowflake.
    also I really like that one of yours,
    I am always jealous of your colourful blogs so I attempted to colour mine in. I cheated though and made the background all yellowish so I didn't need to colour everything separately.
    But I'm glad you like.
    I will try more colour in the near distant future

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  3. awesome sketch. that should be on the wall of the cafe!
    i love that you didn't give up when your subjects kept changing, instead creating frankensteins of your experience at the cafe.

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  4. hahahaha well I'm glad they didn't turn out monstrous but its wonderful to think of it that way! Thanks so much,
    also I am totally digging your heading with the typography.
    looking forward to more of you photographs as well!
    :D

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  5. I like the way this turned out, but why is there no Licky-Nindsay monster?

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  6. I drew you on a different day lindz,
    and how could I ever cross-visualize you two?
    I will look into adding you in the near distant future!

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