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I am finally going through my office, which has been boxed for over a year since departing my last church ministry. Besides finding my Spock bobblehead piece, I found an old sketch book. This sketch is from 1993 and is a study of a halogen torch lamp and an old-school push button phone. (more…)
I have enjoyed being part of the beta team for Google+! In fact, you can add me to yours is you are on it already. My profile page is http://gplus.to/rkweblog. Perhaps this Google+ inspired sailing boat scribbled durring a staff meeting means something under the surface. Any thoughts?
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This hand is holding powerful ball. Will it be carried down the field or fumbled or…? Or, is this the Harry Potter game Quidditch?
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Yes, this doodle from our staff meeting at Venture Christian Church looks like we are in warfare! Of course we are. Somehow, it shows my Monday brain hiccup pretty well I’d say. What do you think?
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