as kansas went red last night, you would have never known it had you been in lawrence. immediately after the big announcement our little city exploded into cheers, honks, and songs of joy that lasted well into the wee hours of the morning :)
was hoping with you- the whole world was, and i was really excited about it. really move to see the excitment and hope of the american people on tv. what a speach presidnet obama gave! :)
oh! yes, there were fireworks, too - come to think of it, the reaction was reminiscent of the national championship back in april, except there were no beer bottles and bar glasses in our front yard the next morning.
Gorgeous capture of the dizzying excitement Tuesday night (and well beyond.) And can I squeal a little about Ohio going blue (including my own Hamilton County for the first time since Lyndon Johnson!)? Krissy, I'm waiting on Missouri right with you-- it's my Mom's home state and I'm pulling for it to keep up its bellwether status.
your typography/ hand-lettering/ illustrations are absolutely wonderful. i adore them. nice to meet you and CONGRATS to our new president elect. my goodness, what a victory.
How exciting to witness such a historical event. I can only imagine all the celebrations going on in our nation. I saw this collection of headlines, but I like yours a thousands time better: http://obama2008.s3.amazonaws.com/headlines.html
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hooray! and yay for lawrence! really, how can you not commemorate the event with one of your wonderful illustrations?!
hooray! I find it a bit sad my state is still "deciding"...
i LOVE your illustration! the circles give it motion = change.
YES! good for lawrence. there were parts of my little red state that went nuts for obama, too. :)
and this drawing is fabulous!
This is a dawning of a new era. I'm so excited to be watching history in the making. You have captured the excitement of the day so well.
sounds brilliant! big congrats!!
and i love the drawing :)
always love your black ink ones best.
will think of you when i get to ikea tomorrow. it's only down the road from here!
T
was hoping with you- the whole world was, and i was really excited about it. really move to see the excitment and hope of the american people on tv. what a speach presidnet obama gave! :)
I agree with Thereza, you should make more black ink drawings... they're great!!
congratulations America!
and fireworks! did you hear fireworks?
YAY! Your circles seem to embody the new spirit of unity & inclusiveness...
Really enjoying your other posts too.
oh! yes, there were fireworks, too - come to think of it, the reaction was reminiscent of the national championship back in april, except there were no beer bottles and bar glasses in our front yard the next morning.
and welcome leah (curious art)! i love your work; thanks for stopping by :)
I'm just so happy about the outcoming of the american election! You sum it up in your doodle-drawing!
I am so proud! for the first time in a very long time...xo t
Gorgeous capture of the dizzying excitement Tuesday night (and well beyond.) And can I squeal a little about Ohio going blue (including my own Hamilton County for the first time since Lyndon Johnson!)? Krissy, I'm waiting on Missouri right with you-- it's my Mom's home state and I'm pulling for it to keep up its bellwether status.
Oh what a week!!!
your typography/ hand-lettering/ illustrations are absolutely wonderful. i adore them. nice to meet you and CONGRATS to our new president elect. my goodness, what a victory.
How exciting to witness such a historical event. I can only imagine all the celebrations going on in our nation. I saw this collection of headlines, but I like yours a thousands time better: http://obama2008.s3.amazonaws.com/headlines.html
Yay - and a loud whew! I'm ready for change.
bella! what a recap. this is so cool!
thanks for stopping by, mrs. french, elizabeth, alexandra, katrina & meryl :)
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