High School Doodles. How'd I even graduate?

[Wyatt Burp]

I was looking at drawings I drew during class in high school. These two are from 1973 when I was 16. I was so into cowboy movies and Colt sixshooters (no offense) that I could draw them from memory. Even though I only had a Ruger SS .22. The top one was added to over a couple days in various classes. It's a mad scientist switching brains on a guy and a dog. Hard to see, though. I have over a hundred of these pictures and that one is my favorite.

 

[6518John]

Those are excellent!

 

[ericrlarson]

I don't have an artistic bone in my body. I can't even trace stuff. You have skill sir lol


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[RobertJ.]

Those are excellent!

What he said!

Thanks for sharing, we wouldn't mind seeing a few more!

 

[fordson]

Those really good. I was able once to draw a straight line but had to use a "T" square.

 

[Golddollar]

Those really good. I was able once to draw a straight line but had to use a "T" square.

When I was dealing with real property descriptions I could draw some great pictures using a protractor, scale and compass to show what the property would look like. My surveyors friends were impressed enough to make me an Associate Member of the Maryland Society of Surveyors.

 

[Doogie85]

That is some very impressive "doodling". One of my Sons is very artistically inclined. I guarantee he did not inherit this from me. I cannot draw a circle. Very impressive. As I always tell my Son, you ought to do something with that talent.

 

[Wyatt Burp]

What he said!

Thanks for sharing, we wouldn't mind seeing a few more!

Thanks, eveeryone. Here's a few more. That Colt is distorted and I did attempt a S&W Schofield. Probably influenced by Nevada Smith and Hanible Hayes. All fro 1973.

 

[italiansport]

Wow! You certainly have some talent!
Jim