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So, I was going to draw a picture of David Sedaris since I saw him last weekend, but to be honest, he doesn’t have a very distinct look.  His appearance is very much that of an everyman.  In fact, when he took our tickets at the door of the theatre, I at first didn’t recognize him.  Broek had to point out that it was him.  Of course, when he spoke, his identity was unmistakable.  He was going to go to Amoeba Records in Hollywood, and was wondering if anyone knew how to get there by bus from downtown, because he doesn’t drive.  Anyway, part 2 of the “Day of David” was David Lynch’s documentary, so here’s a quick drawing of Mr. Lynch.  He has fantastic hair.

So when I got into the studio today, my internet was down.  It remained down all day, so I couldn’t post a new drawing.  So Sorry.  Right now, I’m at home on my laptop, and I don’t have a scanner here, so I can’t post a new drawing tonight either.  Lest you think I am slacking-off on my “daily sketch” pledge, I can assure you that I spent several hours today working on new paintings, which are much more important than sketches, so that kind of makes up for it.  However, that still leaves us with no “daily sketch” today.  What I can do, is post a painting I did back in the Y2K, as well as give a little update on this past weekend’s activities.  Saturday was devoted to the Davids.  We not only saw author/essayist, David Sedaris perform a reading at UCLA, but also caught a showing of the David Lynch documentary (intriguingly entitled, “Lynch”) at LACMA.  Mr. Sedaris was kind enough to scan our tickets at the door before taking the stage to share some excerpts from his new work in progress.  It was awesome.