Hmmm... where to begin. Welp. I went to Philadelphia to work for my moms friend. Sadly she didn't have any "real" work for me this summer so i just helped around the studio and her home. During the last week of staying i found myself in her studio just sitting there. I saw a piece of scrap cardboard. I kept staring at it. And starting at it. And than BAM! i picked up a sharpie and began doodling. By the end of those 15 minutes i drew a cerberus guarding a fence of hell. Weird looking cerberus too. Pig head, cat head, dog head. So basically Cerberus's retarded cousin. Upon finishing it i didn't know what to do with it so i decided to leave it at the dark park across the street from my Boss's house. The next day i found the doodle to be gone. Well upon seeing it gone i felt good that someone either a) liked it, b) threw it away. Hell i didn't care. But now i was curious. Would someone take another doodle? Hmmm... Let's find out. This time i found a small 5 inch by 5 inch piece of card board and drew a very creepy dog on it. Creepy head of a dog anyway. I left this on the fence in the dog park when no one was there and went home. By this time i was drawing on cardboard for myself. I found i rather enjoyed it. Maybe i found myself a hobby, eh? Well the next day i found the second doodle to have been taken, happy days.
While at home watching my Boss's mother who has Alzheimer's i got a call on my cell phone. Kathy (My Boss) asked me if i left any of my drawings at the dog park, i tentatively said yes. Well apparently Kathy's friend Karen had taken both doodles and loved them. She wanted to see my other doodles as well. The next morning for breakfast Karen came over and looked at my stuff. She liked one of my doodles so much she said she wanted to add it to the Greyhound Foundations art show in Philly. She also wants to try to sell my stuff. Hearing this i was quite... stunned? I didn't really expect anyone to LIKE what i drew, i just doodled for shits and giggles. Still do, but an odd feeling hearing that. So yeah. A little explanation of the sudden pouring of drawing on here.