The view from l’Arc de Triomphe

I spent a rainy day absorbing l’Arc de Triomphe. No, I didn’t bring an umbrella when I knew Paris was a rainy city. Yes, I did eventually buy a hoodie which still soaked me but NO the cold and rainy May weather did not ruin anything. I was too busy being...

In Paris, even the buildings are sexy

One notable characteristic about Paris (and I safely assume the rest of France) that even a visually impaired person couldn’t miss was the fact that the women are hot… no, beyond hot. Stunning. In fact, I immediately realized when I was in a major tourist...

Tunnel underneath a runway

In my taxi from Charles De Gaulle Airport on my way to my hotel, I saw the most unexpected thing: we were driving through a tunnel that was also a runway on top! I drew the above quick sketch that night in my hotel room (which is why isn’t very good) but I am...

Everyone in Paris carries baguettes

Back from Paris and what a beautiful city! I was in a day dream the entire time. There is so much to see (and eat. Oh how I love the cheese!). Miraculously, I managed to find some time to pull my eyes away from Paris, its sights and stunning women and do some drawing....

I am off to Paris

Imagine how much drawing can be done in such an art-rich city like Paris! I will also be participating in the 14th Worldwide SketchCrawl and what a perfect day, too– most of the museums in Paris will be free of charge so even if it rains, I have a cheap...

Twitter Spud mentioned on CostPerNews

CostPerNews, a blog by Sam Harrelson, e-commerce consultant, mentioned TwitterSpud in his post entitled TwitterSpud: Micro-Narrative and Marketing?. Read my enthusiastic reaction on my Twitter Spud site entitled Twitter Spud is micro-narrative and marekting. I am so...