I’m catching up on my blog posts, so this one’s a little late. This last June, I got to see another of Book-It Theater’s fine productions, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay based off the book by the same title written by Michael Chabon with the theater adaptation directed by Myra Platt. I admit it was a bit meta to be an artist doing sketches of a play about artists, but it was a lot of fun! Great performances and a great season. Can’t wait for next year!
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Book-It Theater: The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay
Comic books? What are those? Kavalier and Clay have ambitions Fleshing out the “Escapist.” Pitching the idea. It felt very meta sketching about a play about making comics. Even though it’s pitch black in the theater, it’s a lot of fun to do these gestures! Planning for the radio drama. A creepy arch nemesis emerges. A secret is uncovered. Antarctica and remembering the good times. It’s the Escapist! Some head concepts for our two protagonists. A new life ahead. -
Sketch dump
31 years, where has the time gone?
Guest speakers at Perspectives Class. Second page of speaker gestures. Throughout college and high school I rarely doodled in my notes. But these days, my hands get too fidgety whenever I have to listen to someone for a long period of time, and I feel the urge to sketch. For some reason, sketching helps me pay attention to the speaker. Maybe I should’ve done this earlier.