We had just settled on a mark, which was a diminutive elderly downtown regular with 3-4 bags hanging off each arm, huge straw hat, rubber gloves, curved back, weathered face...Can't miss, right? Ah, but Darnell had already drawn her in his sketchbook, so she was DQ'd. What to do? Lunch almos' pau... But two seconds later a young lady with a giant Oscar Meyer Wienermobile plush toy walks by... No joke. 
From mid-July at Bishop Square at the corner of Bishop and King in beautiful downtown Honolulu...a lady in black & white who scurried off quickly when she sensed the eyes of the conflagration of artists trying to stare surreptitiously.
A few weeks back this mark presented herself at the end of lunchtime. Yes, she really did wear that.
Trying to catch up on the posts... The animation team at Hawai'i Animation Studios has kept the streak alive by sketching every Friday lunchtime since the beginning of February when Sketchclub Hawaii started. We've been in a series of deadline crunches that has made it hard to get all the sketches up. We're still crankin' but ya gotta sketch to keep the juices flowing. Here's one from a recent Friday...Once again when it comes to picking a mark there always seems to be a character who just pops out of no where and becomes the unanimous choice.
The second week of Sketch Club Hawaii in downtown Honolulu, another colorful character crossed our path on the way back from lunch.
