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Love the Birkenstocks and socks. Did you know, a mans’ character can always be assessed through his foot wear.
At least the drawing can’t convey the smell!
Ian
Great to see your excellent drawings, Ian. The more the better. I’m now a subscriber!
What is the “daily dozen”?
Dianne
Hi Dianne
Scales, Cossman and 2 coffee.
Ian
Ian, love the blog! The drawings are priceless and so you :). I treasure the sketch you did of me on the Russia trip…must repost it as my facebook pic.
Hope you’re well…thanks to Sue for the link.
Bill
I love the drawins, they are fantastic. Thanks for sharing them! You are awesome 🙂
Hello Ian,
Now I’ve found you here! I think You drew yourself looking too old.
(You don’t look that old.) Very characteristic with your birkenstocks!
How could I even imagine you have a blog?
May I visit with you from time to time?
I knew you were so talented in drawing art, let alone in music but
I have to say this: you are an amazing person to me!
Emily heeryeong Hwang..
Hello Ian! I just looked at the drawings and I love the realistic facial expressions. I will drop by from time to time to look at your drawings. They are very wonderful 🙂
Hi Ian
I just phoned to say ‘congrats’ on the Honourary Doctorate (richly deserved and I’m delighted) and you dropped ‘hungdrawnandcultured’ in my ear with about as much urgency as the proverbial snail in a hurry! Your blog (in pictures) is a delight…too! Love your convocation sketch! Will attach ‘hungdrawnandcultured’ to my favourites; after all, aren’t we all dying to be drawn,hung, and cultured!!? May the ink never run dry.
Cheers
Barry
hey ian its peter pao
Thanks for the postcard. It’s very cool.
awesome! Ian’s website!
Peter
post the Soviet Union drawings you did!
Hi Ian, Thanks so much for the Christmas card… and the link to this blog! This is fantastic– love the drawings. All the best to you and Sue (I hope the cats are well too)– I’ll have to send over a card soon, too!
all the best,
Elizabeth
These are great. I had missed some of the earlier ones in the archive… clicked on “Older Posts” to see the lot, and now subscribed 🙂
Ian
what fun to receive your Christmas card!
your drawings are fabulous!
hope this finds you still in high spirits and enjoying the spring air!
best wishes from both Lori & I
Victor
Dearest Mr.Hampton!!!!
I have pleasantly recived ur Christmas card in May and soooooooooooo glad to find ur brilliant blog!! I feel so connected to u again:) I think of u frequently and Wendy and Stanley always still asks of u! Miss u very much. Warm hugs and kisses!!!
Ohhhh I remember ur birkenstocks LOL
Ian
Loved the drawings…you are a man of many skillsets….
Ian, a little surprise for you here http://kintal.wordpress.com/2013/09/02/because-youre-fantabulous-award-from-ajay/
Dear Ian
I have been visiting the blog and your drawings are so full of character.
I love them very much!!!
Miss you & hope to see you soon.
Jessica
I found your site while searching for an image of rats leaving a sinking ship. I was searching for images that were not copyright.
I don’t see any mention of copyright on your site. What’s your policy on other people re-using your great graphics?
I have no problem with you using my images, just please give me credit, [and/or perhaps add a link to my blog?].
Ian
Thanks–I’ll do both. And I’ll let you know when it happens. Really appreciate it.
Hello Ian,
Some great material you’ve got here. Would love to see your take on the impending retirement of the Sea King Helicopter fleet, or even the foibles of the Navy and Airforce
Ian…are you one who drew and wrote about Mary Lamb Bobak?