Hello Art Monkeys!
The MTA, in all it's benveolent wisdom, decided to shut down the L train for the entire weekend. That left us stranded in Williamsburgh with nothing to do but drink and draw beautiful women. Que Horreur!
Now we at Dr. Sketchy's love new and inventive themes, Clown girl, Lion and Tamer, Glamourpuss, ect. But some themes are so basic, so primal, that you can't go long without giving into the collective unconcious.
Which is why this week, we at Dr. Sketchy gave you the sublime and timeless beauty of ….Girls with Swords.
Well, one girl at least. The illustrous illustrator Daeta, bewitching in a leather fringe bikini and samuari sword, got a chance to see what it's like on the other side of the model stand. It was intense, at least half of the male audience had fervish "Heavy Metal" flashbacks and required medical booze.
In another news, we have couches! COUCHES!
Lots of people come to Dr. Sketchy's. Blonde people. Girl People. Overly Serious Looking People. Espically that last shot, I look like I should be commanding an army of zombies in a 1970s grindhouse.
The darling Ms. Molly Crabapple, overseeing the judging of "Best Left Handed Drawing"
The Winner oF Best Incorperation Of an MTA worker enjoying his victory, a burning shot of Sambuca.
Last week we had Kate of BadButtons.com turn the winners' artwork into buttons. This week however, we forced the "winner" to pose with Daeta. No use trying to explain it, just look.
Thanks to the Lucky Cat for putting us with us. Thanks to Daeta for allowing us to gawk at her. Thanks to Gary Winter for yet more faboo photos, and thanks to monologist Syd Bernstien for being our
sacrifical lamb and upping the perversity factor a notch.
Coming up, Roller Derby Bad Girl Joey Hardcore!
She's some rock and roll fun, baby.
Saturday, March 18
3pm-6pm
6 dollars-(12 if you want a special seat reserved.)
Lucky Cat Lounge
245 Grand St, btw Driggs and Roebling, Williamsburg
-J. Leavitt
so sambuca was the mystery drink. excellent. Thanks for hosting a rockin figure drawing session. I’m officialy jealous of my ny friends now.
Thanks from Rochester!
::smo:: Thanks for coming ; ) Two tables left…
Peter: Start a Dr. Sketchy’s in Rochester!
done and done! see ya saturday, i’m bringin friends again!
-smo!
I love girls with swords…why is that? I did a series in my sketchbook- there’s a couple in the archives of my blog.
Posted by Dan Springer on 06/19 at 02:12 PMThe Toy Sword where did you get it
Posted by Jamould on 01/23 at 01:38 PMI put the brick in the fire and crafted the shape of the sword. Then put it in the water. Then into the fire. When I try to bring it to the sword making tool it says that this sword is not ready to complete.
Posted by samurai sword on 06/30 at 10:57 PMI want to make a plastic sword look like it is stuck straight through somebody for Halloween. What’s the best way to do that? I already have the fake sword that can easily be broken in half.
Posted by Werkzeugkoffer on 07/05 at 12:51 AMI just got done doing the same thing to a Montero overflow bottle. I didn’t have a bottle brush so I used a heavy paper towel and wrapped/taped it around a screwdriver. I took the bottle off the car and put some dish washing soap and warm water in it the used the towel/screwdriver like a bottle brush and scrubbed the insides of the bottle.
Posted by plastic bottles on 07/24 at 11:55 PM
Sun, May 19, 2013 • Dr. Sketchy’s Tribute to Paul Gauguin!
Sun, June 02, 2013 • Dr. Sketchy’s with Dante Posh!
Sun, June 16, 2013 • Dr. Sketchy’s Celebrates Ganesh!
Sun, June 30, 2013 • Dr. Sketchy’s with Freya Veda!
Sun, July 14, 2013 • Dr. Sketchy’s
Sun, July 28, 2013 • Dr. Sketchy’s with Deanna Deadly!
hey!!!! there’s a picture of meeeee!!!! daycrowd2.jpg baby! haha!
Posted by :: smo :: on 03/13 at 01:36 AMit was a blast! i spread the word…so i’d better reserve a table…
THANKS!!!!
:: smo ::