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  • 216. Manatee: Mermaids and Sea Cows

    216. Manatee: Mermaids and Sea Cows

    November 26, 2025

    I pulled the toy from the Random Object Randomogrifier and today it was a manatee, a little swimming spud, a potato that decided to glide around in the water. This is my daily drawing practice and I like that I get to come downstairs and do it with my art besties and my mom. A…

  • 215. A Rising Zombie: Wake The Dead!

    215. A Rising Zombie: Wake The Dead!

    November 26, 2025

    We’re talking about zombies today, or as they were called in the old world, revenants. These things have been scaring people for centuries, long before the word zombie ever showed up.

  • 214. Capuchin Monkeys: Bizarre use for millipedes

    214. Capuchin Monkeys: Bizarre use for millipedes

    October 30, 2025

    Today we’re drawing a white-faced capuchin monkey. These new world monkeys live in South America and have a long and storied history stretching back millions of years.

  • 213. Horned Lizard: or Horny Toads

    213. Horned Lizard: or Horny Toads

    October 29, 2025

    Horned toads, or as we called them growing up, horny toads, are some of the strangest little creatures I’ve ever known. These things shoot blood out of their eyes at predators. What kind of evolutionary pressure makes that a defense?

  • 212. Delivery Van: From Covered Wagons to Food Trucks

    212. Delivery Van: From Covered Wagons to Food Trucks

    October 28, 2025

    Today’s object was a delivery van. Vans come from the word “caravan,” shortened down over time. It started with the old wagon trains pulled by horses.

  • 211. Native American Chief: Wisdom, Honor, and Bravery

    211. Native American Chief: Wisdom, Honor, and Bravery

    October 27, 2025

    Native American ink and wash sketch This morning we have a little figurine, a Native American chief with his eagle staff and his peace pipe. The toy itself is labeled an Indian chief, but the accepted term today is Native American.

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