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The Atomic Dog

 

I spent three weeks in Michigan for a school on the test equipment for new computer systems in armored-vehicles that I work on.

 

The end of the school day was 3:00pm so we ended up with a lot of extra time on our hands.

 

Across the street from the hotel we were staying in, is a building that has a sports cafe, a bowling alley and a night-club in it.  The name of the club is  the Atomic Dog.  I ended up buying a sketchpad while up there and spent a couple of night over there drawing.... 

 

This is the logo for the Atomic Dog

Just a drawing to work on my shadowing.  I don't remember for sure, put I do not believe that this was done at the club..

Just a woman sitting at the bar...  She wasn't moving (watching TV I think) so I decided that she would be my first victu---- model.  She left while I was still touching it up and never knew that I had drawn her.

 

While I was working on it, there was a guy that would look over from time to time to try and see what I was doing.  When I was done I showed him and he showed it to his woman-friend that was there with him... they both said they remember seeing the woman sitting at the bar

The guy pointed out and suggested that I draw his other friend that had come over and talked with them a little earlier.  The next time she come over I started drawing...  

I don't know if they were talking to her to keep her there or if she was staying on her own.  I had thought she had known that I was drawing her... but when I showed the guy and he showed it to her, she blushed... Guess she hadn't known!

This is Dave, one of the bar-tender/bouncers.  

Just my empty glass of pop.  There club was slowing down and no one was striking my fancy. So.......
This night was swing night.  I had been trying to draw this girl that had the whole poodle skirt and pig-tails outfit thing going on, but she just never stopped...

This guy come in and I got a kick out of his out fit so I just had to draw him.

This is Rachel Gould.  She is the only one that knew I was drawing her before I was done.  I talked to her and asked her if she would, when she wasn't dancing to stand so that I could see her.  After I finished and showed it to her, I had her write her name on it.

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