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Writing and Drawing on the wall at the line for the Colbert Report
Left: Dr. Stephen T Whobert and his time machine.
Bottom, to the right: Chibi Colbert
To get around the IOC's draconian licensing rules, The Colbert Report called its Vancouver 2010 Olympic shows: "Exclusive Vancouverage of the 2010/Quadrennial Cold Weather Athletic Competition/Defeat the World! " It's very similar to what LuluLemon called its non-authorized clothing line: "Cool Sporting Event That Takes Place in British Columbia Between 2009 & 2011 Edition"
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Stephen Colbert holds a stuffed beaver above his head at the close.
To get around the IOC's draconian licensing rules, The Colbert Report called its Vancouver 2010 Olympic shows: "Exclusive Vancouverage of the 2010/Quadrennial Cold Weather Athletic Competition/Defeat the World! " It's very similar to what LuluLemon called its non-authorized clothing line: "Cool Sporting Event That Takes Place in British Columbia Between 2009 & 2011 Edition"
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I will seriously punch the next person I see who is wearing their sunglasses on the back of their head/hat/neck.
And flats? What's the point? Get heels, or where flip-flops. I don't care how tall/casual you are.
AND STOP TELLING ME TO CALM DOWN.
PHOTO CREDIT: ANDERS KRUSBERG / PEABODY AWARDS
Stephen Colbert accepts the Peabody. He is joined on stage by crew members from the show.
71st Annual Peabody Awards Luncheon
Waldorf=Astoria Hotel
May 21, 2012
So the first 2 times I drew Colbert, it just didn't work out in my eyes. Even now, I just don't like something about it. This time I captured his likeness most successfully, but I know not successfully enough because instantly someone walked by after I finished it and said "hey that looks like some guy I know". EVENTUALLY, I will get to the point where someone will walk up to my etchasketch piece and say "hey, that is Stephen Colbert." In my defense, since the line quality on a pocket etchasketch is significantly thicker than that of a normal etchasketch, it is more difficult to draw the finer facial details, and IT IS AN ETCHASKETCH. Hahahaha
This sketch took about 20 minutes, because I was trying to be very careful to capture his likeness and not make any mistakes.