The Dune Comics drawing nights were the third Tuesday of every month at Café Racer on Roosevelt Ave NE, beginning in 2012 until the CoVID Pandemic shut it down in 2020. I began participating in 2015. I have published a book of my drawings which is for sale through Push/Pull Gallery in Seattle or on Etsy. (Click the Buy link if you’re interested) The drawing jams have commenced again at the Hugo House, a literary arts organization on capitol hill.
1.The first live drawing event in 4½ years was held at the Georgetown Steamplant. 2.An Italian Renaissance version of Chinese New Year. 3.Clowns and Puppets can make Evil so much more palatable. 4.Why are leash laws seldom enforced? 5.A True Story from my own past history.
1.Based on the opera, Rigoletto by Giuseppe Verdi. 2.A nod to the Little Nemo in Slumberland stories by Windsor McKay and Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes. 3.A Bible story from The Book of Daniel. 4.Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Ballet, from a bug’s eye view. 5.Events leading up to an admonition I would spout to my children.
1.An amalgamation of Othello by Shakespeare and In the Pines by Leadbelly. 2.Lyrics from a Bob Dylan song retell a Bible story. 3.What if the popular folk song were retold as an opera? 4.Scenes from the epic Norwegian play by Henrik Ibsen. 5. Romeo & Juliet or West Side Story revisited.
