Apr 27
This was sitting around in my krita files for weeks so I touched it up to share. Really looking forward to catching up on the newer videos when I get a chance! But you know how I am with Thomas.
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This was sitting around in my krita files for weeks so I touched it up to share. Really looking forward to catching up on the newer videos when I get a chance! But you know how I am with Thomas.
Thomas Crawford, Boy with Broken Tambourine, 1854, marble, 42 3⁄4 x 15 5⁄8 x 15 1⁄8 in. (108.6 x 39.7 x 38.4 cm.), Smithsonian American Art Museum, Museum purchase, 1990.27
My book on Montgomery Meigs and the building of the Capitol came. I love these jounral entries about Thomas, he seemed like such a guy. Not as refined as others around him, but kind and honest,
(Me when I can sense the New Yorker on a man)
and um, maybe a bit too honest sometimes--
Thomas this HAS to be the funniest shit ever.
This dumb little animatic is still so dear to me I love some of these frames. Is it glaringly obvious I'm in love with him or--
IT'S NOT FUNNY, THOMAS!
"He couldn't stop laughing" --Louisa Crawford, GIZAGUARDIAN
Found this in my doodles and I think I might have to draw this freak again soon
The Pig Who Saved the Day by Thomas Crawford, illustrated by Judith Fringeuello