Three More Shorts for July

Add Starbucks (July 14), Dream Hands (July 18), and Court Street (July 19).

Looking Ishikawa Plus Two More

Previously added Looking Ishikawa (Jun 3), Tak Tak (Jun 4), and Face/Off (Jun 5).

Mini Jesus and Two Others

Previously added "Mini Jesus" (Apr 25), "Waking Leaves" (Apr 26), and "Strange Voices" (Apr 28) to April.

Anna Eisler Frightens the Clouds

Add "Floating" (May 15), "Plan A" (May 16), "Cloud Frightener" (May 17), and "Confused" (May 18).

The making of these drawings overlaps with this year's ICFF in New York and its related festivities.

This Fence Is Beyond Good and Evil

Earlier this week: Added Polyglot (Mar. 13), More Anscombe (Mar. 18), Five Years (Mar. 19), Villains (Mar. 20), and Neighbor Nietzsche (Mar. 23).

The first depicts a page from a polyglot Bible. The villains in the fourth are imaginary.

And Mr. F. Nietzsche of Sils Maria, Switzerland, writes to say that he was never a neighbor of the author of this record.

The Painter Loses an Arm

Add four more shorts to March: Book Off (Mar. 2), Some Kellys (Mar. 9), Pop (Mar. 13), and Capes (Mar. 15).

The first drawing features Anna Eisler and is a tribute if not to the eponymous Japanese book store then to a particular visit to that store. The second depicts some art by Ellsworth Kelly. In the third an artist, not Kelly, suddenly loses his painting arm – alarming a bird and some butterflies. In the fourth, everyone, even the robot dog, wears a cape because it's that kind of day.