Fluevog February 3, 2008

I work a block away from a Fluevog store, and I’ve been eyeing these pumps for months. Every time there’s a sale, I go in to check the price. This style never goes on sale. So today I finally bit the bullet, tried them on, and bought them.

The polka dots belong to a Douglas Coupland coffee table that’s at the office where I do some of my freelance work. The white on the left is my sketchbook, open on my knee.

I used a mix of pen and colored pencil, because I needed brown. My mini-pen set doesn’t contain any browns, as I’ve complained many times, but the pencil set at the office had two.

Day 8. Another shoe, bored of shoes yet? I almost am but not quite. December 9, 2007

It’s a shoefly.

Samantha Hahn, day 6 December 6, 2007

This is a line drawing with pen that I colored digitally. I also scanned a ginkgo leaf and repeated it as a ground. Have a great weekend. I’ll post day 7-9 on Monday.

Day 5 by Samantha Hahn December 5, 2007

oh and a little plug, I just posted my gift guide on Maquette: http://www.samanthahahn.com/blog/2007/12/05/maquette-gift-guide/

Day 1 and 2 by Samantha Hahn December 3, 2007

I’m posting this one on my blog maquette on Tuesday also.

penguin in sneakers November 27, 2007

I love Edward Gorey’s work, so I thought I’d draw something in his style, namely a penguin in sneakers. It’s done in pen and ink.

Jacqui 11/16 – Shoes November 19, 2007

I was going to take a picture of these but decided to draw one so I could do my Drawmo! for the day, too.

Eighteenth November 17, 2007

I’m on my way out to a barbeque at a friends house now, and I’m going to wear these shoes. I tried not to get carried away with patterns this time, or too much fine detail. But I couldn’t bring myself to ignore the stitching on the quilt under the shoes. I used my black pen and bucketfill.

Seventeenth

My chinese slippers on the rug, drawn in black pen and coloured pencil, with a bit of bucketfill.

A case in point November 14, 2007

Yesterday, when I posted that drawing of various strangers’ feet, Jerry Waese commented at Flickr, “next time do ears.” I replied that

The problem with ears is that they’re attached to people’s heads. I’d have to look at a bunch of strangers’ heads, and they’d think I was staring at them (which I would be), and they’d get freaked out / annoyed / hostile. . . .

Everybody wants to be anonymous on the subway.

Today, because of poor planning, I was stuck drawing feet again; and the train was pretty crowded, so I was drawing the woman directly in front of me. She didn’t notice for a while, because she was reading. But eventually she did, at a point when I was staring very intently at her shoes, and she began to fidget. Finally, at a stop where the train emptied out a bit, she got up and walked down the car. Not to get off, just to change seats.

I was not dressed like a scary person. I was wearing a black and white flowered dress, red clogs, black leather jacket, pink scarf, iPod. Doesn’t matter. People don’t like being drawn around here.