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Drawing with Sean: John Locke


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This entry was posted by Sean, on Thursday, February 04, 2010. You can leave your response.

  1. Blogger Unknown | 10:49 AM |  

    Sometimes you're gonna laugh when you draw! It's so true. Love it Sean!

  2. Blogger Lady Amy | 11:25 AM |  

    And it IS hard to talk and draw! I love this new feature.

  3. Blogger chris | 12:56 PM |  

    Yes! This feature better be re-occurring, unlike Blog-Word Cross-Word!!!

  4. Blogger Sean | 1:01 PM |  

    Yeah, Cross-Words are hard to write. Drawing it easy, though. I plan to draw characters from Lost and make comments on the progression of the last season.

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