OK, not storms exactly, but two frenetic periods in my life. Anyway, here are a few 
sketches from Charleston and NYC. (Resolved: to take solo trips for drawing purposes only. Someday.) [Have also posted these in sketchbook album. I think the format there is larger, not sure. Anyway, there are descriptions of the individual sketches there.]
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Oh, I agree -- the line of cheery cherubims is great -- they all are, of course. Your drawing is very classical and confident! Looks like you had a nice trip, too!
Posted by: Linda | April 21, 2005 at 06:52 AM
Absolutely love that cherubic bunch of kids! It looks like a Reubens with the loose lines, exquisite and so very expressive lines. This could be framed and hung somewhere.
Posted by: Jim | April 20, 2005 at 03:53 PM
I love the melancholy young man with his ipod. Why is he melancholy, he has an ipod, for heaven's sakes, and I don't.
Since I have nothing more intelligent to add than my own consumer yearnings, will sign off.
Posted by: Robin | April 18, 2005 at 01:36 PM
Hi Tania! There seem to be a few glitches with typepad this morning. I've posted these in the sketchbook album so maybe you can see them better---and get more info if you want. The maudlin mass of merry miniature musicians is from Middleton Place plantation. Glad you asked?
Posted by: LaureAnne | April 18, 2005 at 10:15 AM
Nice sketches, frenetic eras or not. (But for some reason the two sketches in the second column from the right don't load properly for me.) I especially love that crew of chubby children. What's that from?
Posted by: Tania | April 18, 2005 at 10:09 AM