Sometimes, it just starts with a pencil, or a pen. A boring business meeting (is there any other kind), or a night at the art club sketching. These are some old pieces I dug up from the past. Have a nice weekend.
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- moneythoughts
- Retired after working with investment securities and portfolios for over 35 years. My interest in politics, history and the economy will provide a jump off for moneythoughts. From time to time I will post pieces of my artwork. I call my artwork political satire and I welcome your comments. I am available to speak or write economic commentary for money managers, brokerage firms or anyone else that thinks my ideas offer something worth while.
2 comments:
The top ones look like you had half your mind taking notes and paying attention whele the rest of you was bored and craved a smoke? Hmmm. Interesting!
I really don't remember when I did the drawing, but I do enjoy a good cigar every once in a while. Glad you didn't venture an opinion on the other drawings. :-)
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