Yesterday I was mocking up a couple of
options for an ad meant to run in a summer magazine insert. Of course, the
state is still under quarantine restrictions, but the ads are anticipating a
return to more normal (whatever that will be). In one ad I played with the idea
that the exhibits are lonely. I used a drawing by “Friend Charlie.”
That version was nixed, but I thought
that Russell’s drawing, As I Was, depicts
life
before he married Nancy was very much how I feel sequestered at home. And, we
had a Zoom meeting for staff Monday last, and many of my male co-workers looked
fairly
scruffy. I
think many of us are feeling a little claustrophobic, and disheveled.
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| As I Was by Charles M. Russell, pen and ink, 1986.06.04 |
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