Another assignment from early college. This was when I was still living with my mom and she was renting this awesome studio-type apartment above a drugstore. The subject matter here was one of those cheaply made, bamboo-wicker-type chairs that were all the rage in the late 80's, early 90's. These chairs were designed to hold the weight of a normal adult or two calmly relaxing young adults (for example, me and my future wife). Of course, the two young adults in question can remain calm and relaxed in a chair this size for only so long before they become active, horny young adults. The physical stresses that two people in such a state produce are far greater than the maximum rated capacity for a chair of this type. This was the first of at least two chairs my mother had to purchase when I explained to her they accidentally broke when I happened to sit down in them too hard, clumsy me.
I've always liked this sketch. I also remember you sketching a rough draft of the papasan chair on the headboard of your bed. Even that looked really good.
ReplyDeleteWow, your right! I think. I've killed too many brain cells since then to have a complete memory of that. I do remember scratching some sort of image into my headboard though. That must've been it.
ReplyDeletehaha, great sketch...so many pieces of funiture fall victim to the young and horny, lets have a moment of silence for the furniture that served us well...
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