Denyer Designs

Going through my old back up drive, making head way in cleaning up my past I ran across this.  What fun!  Now don’t forget to vote this year.

Drawings three and four from todays escapades!

(Source: denyerdesigns.com)

“Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away, oh I believe in yesterday.” —Paul McCartney

Butterfly Pattern, art by JP Denyer, Art Direction Michael Nguyen, both on Coroflot.com.  So Pretty.

“JP is a very talented, creative individual, who is able to span between the management of a job or through the creation of a job, always in one constant fluid motion.”

Koi Fish Pattern, art by JP Denyer, Art Direction Michael Nguyen, both on Coroflot.com.  So Pretty.

“JP is a very talented, creative individual, who is able to span between the management of a job or through the creation of a job, always in one constant fluid motion.”

His best known book, Fahrenheit 451, was a dystopian tale set in the future about a society where books were banned and firefighters spent all day burning them. “Bradbury’s novel anticipated iPods, interactive television, electronic surveillance and live, sensational media events, including televised police pursuits,” the Associated Press writes.

Ray Bradbury, science fiction author, dies

Bradbury’s words to Caltech’s graduating class of 2000, whom he urged ”to witness, to celebrate, and to be part of this universe…you’re here one time, you’re not coming back. And you owe, don’t you? You owe back for the gift of life.”

Bradbury recently wrote a short essay responding to his favorite Snoopy comic strip about how much rejection he faced when he first began writing. “Starting when I was fifteen I began to send short stories to magazines like Esquire, and they, very promptly, sent them back two days before they got them! I have several walls in several rooms of my house covered with the snowstorm of rejections, but they didn’t realize what a strong person I was; I persevered and wrote a thousand more dreadful short stories, which were rejected in turn,” he wrote.

“The best description of my career as a writer is ‘at play in the fields of the Lord.’ It’s been wonderful fun and I’ll be damned where any of it came from. I’ve been fortunate. Very fortunate,” he said.

Another sketch readied for the children’s story I am working on…do you like?

Post 88: Second drawing for my children’s story.  So loud in my head, it must get out.  Did this drawing in 1.5 hours today and now I can move to the next ones…feeling good to put my passion to paper…