Dr. Sketchy's Comes To Atlanta !!!!

Last night I was lucky enough to sit in on episode two of Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School. Gorgeous Sadie Hawkins was the perfect model as she let a dozen sketch artists draw their hearts out in the basement lounge of Star Bar. I've been an advocate of Molly Crabapple's Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School for quite some time and it was good to finally see it happening in person. Atlanta really needs this kind of artistic (drunken) entertainment.

Mad props to organizer Lorigami for pulling this thing off.

For more on Dr. Sketchy's Atlanta check out Dr. Sketchy's--Atlanta.

A Super Busy Week In Burlesque

Man, where do I start?

I guess we could start with some outtakes from last Sunday's Blacksheep shoot:







The brunette's name is Amy and she was working the lens like no one I've shot in quite a while. Erica is the fire headed girl. I want her to be my new best friend. Really funny and fun shoot. I'll post more after the Blacksheep Show.




SATURDAY






I got a chance to see Blast-Off Burlesque's Spook Show. I absolutely adore Sadie and Barb and the gang.





Added bonus, I finally got the chance to meet a member of "The Dixie Pistols," none other than Vagina Jenkins herself.



Then there was a visit to Elliott Street for their one year anniversary.



A good time was had by all.



Is this what Mike and Pete mean by "high gravity beer?"



SUNDAY

Sunday included a trip to a surrealist play and the opening of Memorial Tattoo in Cabbagetown. The highlight was the opportunity to see my friends Calu, Mark, Lisa, and Troy.