2012...

Hellos...
I'm very sorry for the long break. The holidays and a brand new job in a new county has me all scatterbrained. To make up for this, we have 2 guest artists coming up this round. The next post should have 2 spreads for your enjoyment.

In the mean time check out Chris' recent illustrations and Matt's designs.

Cheers to another colorful year! Thank you for sticking with us.
...Cins

Round 8...

 I love the evolution of our sketchbook. Life's been crazy and so is the art inside this project.

Thank you to my artists, as always.
Happy Halloween All!

Spread 42...

Barbaric Mysical Bored by Jen Herr.
mixed media

Game O' Death (spread 41)

Continuing the Bigfoot theme, I decided to draw things from Bigfoot's point of view. Actually this is just a scene from Game of Death, Bruce Lee's last (unfinished) movie where he fought Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Yes, Kareem. The basketball star kicks Lee leaving his giant footprint on his chest. The rest is filmmaking history.

Spread #40

-by Eileen Bertumen

Spread 39er

Continuing the tree theme, I wanted to put the two pages stuck together to some use... There's some tactile fun to this one that you have to feel in person to get. [Hope it doesn't jam up the pages following it.]

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Spread 38

by Rachel Peterson

Spread 37...

There's a lot of flying with this sketchbook, just not this little birdy. It might not have life in it anymore, but it sure as hell will have some color. I may have gotten a bit carried away from my original vision.

I'm mailing the sketchbook out of California for the first time to Rachel in Oregon next!

Two Years Old...

A few days ago was Postal Sketches second birthday! Life got a bit busy for our artists during round 5/6, so we've been slow to post, but we're still drawing. I went to China for a while, Jen moved, Eileen and Jeff got married in Hawaii, Matt has been freelancing like crazy and Chris released comic books and displayed in art shows. Even when life gets hectic, we haven't forgotten the project, so keep watching for posts. Thank you for the continued support. Round 7 commences soon!

Captain Alfie

Actually this was supposed to be a straight illustration of Hitchcock until I messed up the right eye. Since I couldn't use my precious "ctrl z", I made him into a pirate. I think it worked out for the better.