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“The supreme accomplishment is to
blur the line between work and play.” ~ Arnold Toynbee
From
Illustration Friday, this week's word embodied by this quote inspired some play time. No deadlines, no insane or evil bosses, just a pad of bristol board, some gouache, a little Hawaiian music and a sketch I stashed in my "to do" book sent me off to this zone.
Explaining to people that I draw pictures for a living has often been like an admission of guilt. I used to wonder when I'd find a real job.
For the moment, I have no worries.