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My pencil sharpener, wrapped with tape, so it won't explode in my backpack, releasing tiny pencil shavings everywhere ...
and my everyday pen case.
I was doing okay, until I looked at the fingers I had drawn and realized that they were way, way too small. Geh! Brainfart!
notice the wear and tear on the machine. people must be taking running starts to sharpen their pencils.
The last of this years WDCC competitions was on the subject of blue. This picture was taken with light from a window. The monochrome image was then tinted.
My colored-pencil sharpener. Is it overkill that I use a seven-dollar German sharpener on a 99-cent box of Crayola pencils? (Regardless of whether or not that's so, this little item drove me mad with the problems of perspective: I just couldn't get the lower front curve to match the upper front curve, or either of them to match the lines along the side. Any tips?)
while studying in my room yesterday. i found a jumping spider climbing/jumping up the curtains in my room. so like all the other insects or crawlee thingys in my room i'll catch it and leave it in my pencil sharpener. haha.
and i named it Oxbox!
...with the Bublyskis and the Chumleys in the background.
At the reception for "Snapshots and Sharpeners" by Robert Cantor at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center in Frederick, Maryland.
More about Bob's work at: www.bobcantor.com/
Paul A. Johnson Pencil Sharpener Museum. Caboose themed die-cast pencil sharpener.
This appears to be a red variant of a sharpener that came in either brass (#1912) or red (#1912A) color versions. LS&S was the Little Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad, an unusual road to be so represented.
the name day gift admired by bobbaloos - a rolleiflex-ish pencil sharpener from kikkerland, feb 2012
When you tell people you are an Industrial Design Major, you get a blank stare on their face as a response. Not to many people realize most products you use on a daily basis are designed by Industrial Designers. A quick explanation is we do a lot and i mean a lot of Sketching, until its perfect.
Registered him for school just a second ago and they have him a bag with stuff in it. He loves to color so a lot of the colored pencils are not too sharp. He has been going through the whole bag sharpening the pencils that need it. I cant believe I now have a child in real school!! He wanted to go to the one that I did growing up (we in there and play on the equipment) but we dont live in the
right area. Life is a trip!
He had to get three shots at the doctor. He did so well too!! He cried for a few seconds and then was fine. He is soo excited to be starting school.