Drawing: Faces 1939 — Électeurs français

By Jack Brummet

[yes, I know the crate is Spanish]

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Drawing: Faces No. 1932 — NSA Trajectory and Ballistics Analysts

By Jack Brummet

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Faces No. 1727 — Old Metal "X"

by Jack Brummet

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Drawing: Faces No. 1926 — State of confusion

By Jack Brummet

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Drawing: Faces 1925 — District 6 logistics steering committee

By Jack Brummet

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Drawing: Faces No. 1924 — In the priority lane

by Jack Brummet

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Drawing: Faces No. 1932 — Witnesses 1-130, The United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence

by Jack Brummet

click to enlarge or save

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Drawing: Faces 1922 — waiting for a four top

By Jack Brummet

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Drawing: Faces 1919 — The gallery at the Gorsuch hearings

Detail:

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Faces 1918 - Six Sleeper Cells

Drawings by Jack Brummet

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Drawing: Faces No. 1916 (The room with the layoff survivors]

By Jack Brummet

The room with the layoff survivors. [five minute drawing with Industrial Sharpie® on 18" x 24" fir plywood].

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Drawing: Faces 1893 — Danny

by Jack Brummet

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Drawing: Faces 1898 — Old book cover

by Jack Brummet

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Drawing: Faces 1881/82 — Pen on 115 year old, crumbling paper

By Jack Brummet

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Drawing: Faces 1856 — The Daily Scrum

By Jack Brummet

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Drawing: Faces 1832 — Inventory shrinkage meeting with the boss

by Jack Brummet

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Drawing: faces 1830 —Speed-dating, round four

by Jack Brummet

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Mark Cersosimo's short film about Stephen Wright's *House Of Dreams*

By Jack Brummet, Outsider Art Ed.

Mark Cersosimo recently made a short about Stephen Wright, who turned his London home into an artwork, “The House Of Dreams."

I would love to make a US house of dreams. If anyone has a spare house I could use, let me know!

/jack

The House Of Dreams from Mark on Vimeo.

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Keira Rathbone's amazing typewriter drawings

By Jack Brummet, Analog Arts Ed.

Keira Rathbone makes cool drawings with a 1960s typewriter.   She mainly employs dashes, slashes, and brackets, while using the letters mostly for shading.  This is her website.

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Interesting: who's channeling whom?

My friend Hira found this on the wall of an examining room at Yale (she's in medical school, becoming a PA).  She had seen it numerous times, but one day realized the characters resembled the ones in my (Jack's) faces drawings series...the faces all similar to mind, and done in the same sort of format--squares on a grid, with each portrait a shoulders-up head shot.  It is a little eerie, but easily explainable when two people who like to draw, but being unschooled, use an approach more closely rooted in comics and folk art than in the studio portrait tradition.  It will look like this (artist unknown--click to enlarge):

Or this: 

(jack brummet drawing - click to enlarge)

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