Illustrator Joshua Boulet has been stalking the streets of Seattle this fall, sketching and painting the all the trolls, transit drivers and sunsets he encounters.Published on November 9, 2012
Election Day in Seattle.
We hear a loud CLUNK as the 10 Bus hits a ‘dead spot’. I step off to sketch the scene. It doesn’t take long for dispatch to get a large van to push the bus back on track. I, on the other hand, am left on the side of the road, still sketching. I can only laugh, as I now must wait for the next bus.
A few days later I run into the same bus driver, and he asks to see the drawing. You remember me! I say, and I sketch him a second time.
A few days later I run into the same bus driver, and he asks to see the drawing. You remember me! I say, and I sketch him a second time.
Fremont Alley Way
It was Short Run. It featured Seattle’s best independent comics and zines, and I wanted a pocket full of cash to spend there.
Wonderland: It got deep.
A 16th floor view in Belltown.
Open mic night at Bedlam Coffee.
Pikes Place closes.
