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Mio Nonno


This is a drawing I did of my Granddad when he was in his early 20's. His 90th birthday is coming up and he's the healthiest, wittiest ol' guy I know. He's a huge inspiration.


On another note, the Biggest Loser Season 8 started last night. Man, I love that show. Though, I could by-pass all the crying and drama. I love seeing the transformation of these guys over the 4 months or so. Plus fat people are awesome to draw.

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Effing Frost said…
That grandpa sketch is pretty sweet homie. It's got a cartoonier Rockwell feeling to it. I dig.
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