You know what a fun way to procrastinate at the end of the week is? Drawing (and solving) Pictionary puzzles! Yep, you know you want to. Rules are the same as always. Open to all players and 10 points to whoever can guess the right answer before Jameel. And go!
I’ll never forget the first time I met April. I was set to go to a group photoshoot, and one of the models on the list wrote me and told me she had an idea for a sexy lingerie shoot. We talked on IM where she explained the lingerie she wanted to use, how there…
And some more photos from recent shoots. This one of April, who wanted to do a shoot showing off her newly found fitness and flexibility. I actually did an extended shoot with April last weekend, but I decided to edit and post them in chunks by the different looks we shot.
And now for something a little different. Gretchen has a thing for Lolita clothing styles, so I decided to embrace that and go all in for my photoshoot with her rather than in my normal style. It suddenly occurs to me that this may be the most Safe For Work thing that I’ve ever done. Also,…
I am not a parent. I don’t have children. I don’t have a daughter. As a non-parent that means that I am lucky enough to have gone through life without hitting that little bit of brain damage that makes you forget everything you thought as a teenager so that you can feel comfortable lying to…
Ok… My last few pictionary puzzles were way too easy. This one may be a little trickier. At least I hope it is. We’ll see. Rules are the same as always. 10 points to whoever guesses the answer correctly before Jameel.
Decided I wanted to do a little bit of digital painting style experimentation… so I drew up a quick sketch of Harley Quinn and tried painting it in a few different styles… Would love to know what people like best.
These have been way too easy lately. I think this one is pretty easy too… I’m going to have to start making them tougher. Anyway, here’s Mav & Jameel’s FB Pictionary Part 21. Ten points to whoever guesses the answer before Jameel.
Recently, my friend, and frequent conference collaborator, AJ Ortega posted a story about one of his students complaining about a short story he assigned for them to read. The story was “How to Date a Brown Girl (Black Girl, White Girl or Halfie)” by Junot Diaz. AJ’s student felt that it was inappropriate for a teacher…
Wow, I haven’t done one of these since May! Way too long. So here we go. The rules are, 10 points to whoever can guess the puzzle before Jameel. I’d say it was easy, but I always think it’s easy… *shrug* Timer starts now.