I'm thinking - maybe I'll keep up to date on posting Party Pictures this year. Here it is, Monday, and I'm already posting photos from Sunday's Bar Mitzvah. It was wild. The Bar Mitzvah boy was one of Seven children in his Family. Friends and Relatives - Lots.

So I just focused on doing my job. Drawing good pics quickly. Trying to keep Everybody happy. That means, as usual, that I don't really pay much attention to the photographs that I snap for this blog. I just aim in the general direction, and figure that I'll see whatever I see when I get back to the Studio.

Once again, I'm touched by how kind, sensitive, extremely caring some people can be. When I downloaded the photos off my phone, I was struck by one young boy who was so amazingly aware (and talented). He was one of the last people who I drew - very quickly - I wanted to draw as many people as possible. Now that I see the photo, I see that he tried to imitate the funny expression that I caught during one fleeting moment. Just having fun with the experience.

To all of you wonderful people - just out there to have a good time - -- I love you all.

It's my new iphone. Apparently it's so easy to use that I took soooooo many photos. I can't possibly post them all. But here's a few more from this weekend's Levittown Winter Event:

Happy Day. Working at a local Community Center. A pleasant-looking man sits down for his picture. "I'm usually the one with the crowds around Me", he says. Apparently, he's a famous fighter - was recently signing autographs at the big Comic-Con in the city.

He went out to his car and came back with a signed autograph for me. Note the problem that frequently comes up when people ask me to draw from photographs. They don't look like their photographs! This one shows a typical problem with photographs. His hair looks absolutely black in the untouched photograph. It happens because of the lighting and the camera:

I'm going to take this opportunity to quickly upload a few more pics from today's event. It was great to be alive - or rather, drawing live at events:

Hi ~ I'll be working 2 big events this weekend. Nothing unusual about that, but I've been sooooo into some detailed Oil-Painted Caricatures today (that take like 10-hours to do each one). Drawing 10 per hour is a different game.

To refocus, I did a few Quick Cacs here tonight. From miscellaneous photos of strangers that I have around here. Well, to make it more interesting for you, see if you can pick out the one of the famous person. One of these Quick Cacs is based on David Bowie: