The Not-So-Serious Drawings

Some days at work I find myself sitting by the front door of the school so parents can sign their kids in and I have to open the door for them. On those days I often make odd drawings. These drawings sometimes end up in my conversations with the kids, so that in itself adds a fun dynamic.

Awhile ago, I drew a common housefly.

Another day I drew a water dragon and I returned to the same drawing to complete it another morning.

Another day I drew an iguana. Unfortunately, I didn't finish and it landed on a poster for a kickball tournament. I don't have it anymore.

Lately I have also drawn a lot of patterns and designs where the emphasis is all about rhythm and repetition. It also gives my hands something to do while listening to sermons or sitting through long meetings for work. It helps me listen better, helps me have a physical outlet while my ears are taking in the material.