30

It's a milestone.
29 was a rollercoaster...lots of changes.
What's next?
Life.

Morning Commute

Tuesday gestures-001

This week's class taught by Louis!

Sketchcrawl 24

Eulogy

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One month ago on July 22nd 2009 my mother, Debbie Lee Robertson passed away suddenly. With her passing, I have lost one of the great sources of love and inspiration in my life.

She was a career nurse, spending her life in the service and care of others, doing so with the same grace, tenderness and uncompromising diligence she brought to the tending to the hearts and wounds of her own family. She faced life's obstacles with patience, courage and an unwavering spirit that found joy in every moment she was given, too few, though they were. She is the finest person I have ever known, and I am blessed considerably to have been raised in her love, warmth and generosity.

I miss her more than I could ever say, but as memory serves the soul, she will be with me. I will set my life to her example, and hope that someday, I'll see her again.

I love you Mom,

James

Sat Aft.

Show my bones

Just some sketchbook pages from the last few weeks. I've decided to post them unabridged, save for a few notes here and there that got the cut. 

Enjoy! 

Ts3!

I'm really excited to be posting this. It's the teaser for what I've been working hard on for 2 and half years now.  I actually had a tiny in hand in boarding this, with the heavy lifting in story being done by Dan Scanlon and Jason Katz! Big thanks to Lee and Darla as well!

Also; Congrats to the UP crew on their stellar opening and continued success! It's an amazing film! GO SEE IT!

I'll be back a few days with a PILE of sketches and some notes! 'Til then.

Enjoy! 

Also, check it out in HD HERE.

Evening sketches

More from Ritual... gotta get filling those sketchbooks again.

May!

Some new stuff for May. More from weekends and mornings at Ritual, and occasional Bart rides.
Enjoy,
J