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12.31.21 Lunchtime drawing: The last daily drawing of the year marking 8 continuous years of making a drawing a day every day without missing one! Another view from Horatio Playground. Thank you to all who have followed me on this drawing journey.

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12.11.22 Lunchtime drawing: Rainy day quick sketch on Horatio Street.

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11.11.20 Lunchtime drawing: Brick buildings with fire escapes on Horatio Street, the view from the playground on this day off from school for my kids.

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9.1.20 Lunchtime drawing: Stop sign ahead on Horatio Street, and I can’t believe it’s September already. Also, I seem to be trading backyard garden paintings in Ohio for views from the playground in NYC—artist dad life! Also, check out the Brooklyn Navy Yard’s “Small Works for Big Change” online exhibition/fundraiser, I have two paintings in it.

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8.26.20 Lunchtime drawing: A solution to photographing a backlit sketchbook, just let the sunshine through! A building with fire escapes on Horatio Street. Check out my story for a straightforward photo of the painting.

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2.5.20 Lunchtime drawing: Psychic and Crystal Readings at 3 Horatio Street, the building is part of a row of four-story brick houses built in 1847-48 for Jane Gahn, storefronts added later.

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1.12.20 Lunchtime drawing: Hudson Street between Horatio and Gansevoort on a hot winter day, it’s in the 60s today!