"A sketchbook is a secret thing, a collection of unfinished and often times abandoned ideas never intended for public consumption—at least not in their current state. It’s a private space for honing one’s craft and workshopping, separating good ideas from those best left unexplored." -Brian Heater at The Daily Cross Hatch.

10 November 2010

Happy 235th Birthday, Marines.



EDIT 04/25/11: This is a digital-media version of a drawing I did that was initially going to be the basis for a watercolor. I was going to do it for a Vietnam Vet friend of mine (it's him) but never finished it, because I was afraid of fucking it up. Anyways, contact me if you'd like a signed giclee! coldisthesea09@yahoo.com.

When I first posted this, it was the 235th birthday of the United States Marine Corps. So I'll leave you with the last line of the initial post: "Wherever you are today Marines, be safe!"
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  1. JACJanuary 4, 2011 at 12:17 AM

    I got around to checking the section that lays out who follows the Mike Sadler project blog, and what do I find?...some pretty amazing art. It's pretty neat to see how you work in this medium.

    Perhaps there's an opportunity for some book art in the very near future.

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  2. Cold is the SeaJanuary 4, 2011 at 5:52 PM

    I'd be glad to collaborate. Drop me a line at coldisthesea09@yahoo.com.

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