Drawing 26 Room

This is my new bedroom.

Drawing 25 Wolftones

Tonight I went and saw my friends cello quartet play at the Underground Coffeehouse. They mainly play covers of Metallica and other "heavy metal" groups. It was pretty interesting.

Drawing 24 Bake Sale!

I have to do a bake sale for MENC tomorrow so I made this sign. Hopefully it will attract new customers and help the old ones remember the joy that baked goods brings them.

Drawing 23 Shoes

I'm a tired boy. Are you?

Drawing 22 Puff

I just spilt my nalgene on Lauriel's new Puff the Magic Dragon book that she got for Christmas and she didn't even cry. Thats what I call a strong woman.

Drawing 21 Staff

This is the staff that Hector wields when he goes into battle! (Hector is my puffer fish)

Drawing 20 Character

I was drawing with my eyes closed while listening to music and something similar to this came out so I drew it with my eyes open because I liked it.

Transcription 3 Blue Mitchell-Cool Eyes

This is part of blue Mitchell's solo from the Horace Silver tune Cool Eyes. The following was taken from the about this video in youtube.
"The enormously popular Horace Silver Quintet play their signature tune, "Cool Eyes" during a 1959 broadcast for the Dutch KRO Company (KRO stands for Catholic Radio Broadcaster). These broadcasts were usually done during the day in a theater close to Hilversum, the Dutch radio and TV town. I vaguely remember that the public during these radio- and TV performances was usually invited and tickets were free. When one looks at this audience there is very little that would inspire any musician and maybe that is why the band had their backs towards that audience.
The music played is certainly inspired, well recorded and with great close-ups of the musicians.
Pianist Horace Silver together with trumpeter Blue Mitchell, tenor saxophonist Junior Cook, bassist Gene Tailor and drummer Louis Hayes play their new style of hard bop with great flair and skill. The instrumentation of his quintet (trumpet, tenor sax, piano, double bass, and drums) served as a model for small jazz groups from the mid-1950s until the late 1960s."
Here is the video from youtube. Enjoy!