Latest Art Student

At my height I am often mistaken for a student, especially in the beginning of the year by the Freshman. When I first started teaching it was a struggle for me to maintain respect and discipline the students. Short people simply do not get the respect that tall people get and I'm okay with it, it's just a fact of life.

Let me share one of my experiences with you:

Once, after a long day of teaching, I was on the train drawing and the elderly woman sitting next to me asked if I was an art student.

"No," I kindly replied, "I'm actually an art professor."

To which she responded, "Well, you don't LOOK like a professor."

So I quickly said with a smile, "Well. you don't look like a rude person but here we are!"

I followed it with a laugh and thankfully she laughed with me. What a funny memory for both of us.

You really can say anything with a smile.

Through the Years (add on)

With Daisy pregnant I have been learning a lot more about the whole process so I guess it's only natural that I draw out Fetus Chuck to add to the Through the Years (Part 1 and Part 2).

Through the Years (part 2)

Updated with Toddler Chuck:

Here is the rest. I was tempted to do an Early College years since I had changed so much from then until my later college years but I was pretty much still like the high school version. Oh, I can't really do late 30's until I'm 40, so just wait 4 years.

Through the years...

A while back I saw that some blogging illustrators took to drawing their teenage selves. It inspired me to do not only that but a few others as well.

I still have to draw College Chuck, 20's Chuck and Early 30's Chuck, so stay tuned.