Yesterday I returned from a tour through the USA: from San Francisco to Las Vegas, then to the canyons and Los Angeles. I was able to make a lot of sketches during the trip, and even met fellow USK Rob Carey in San Francisco.
I decided to show above drawing first because of the relevance: it was made last Monday on the doorstep of the Superior Court in Los Angeles.
Anchorman Alan Duke was in a live broadcast on CNN, talking about the (weeping) testimony of the mother of Michael Jackson. I even found the broadcast back on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GeJ-F3Q9Tc8. I am not in the clip, I was sitting to the left.
Funny that in the clip there is no indication that Mr. Duke has a ponytail, which in reality he has.
And as a sidenote: there are beautiful trial drawings made by a Mona S. Edwards in the clip.
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