Swiftwater's Monte Carlo

Ideally this would have characters as well. I had this whole scenario planed out in the thumbnail stage, but time is getting really short for me to put my book together, so that will have to wait. This is Beaver's new "lodge" after he breaks off from Soapy's gang.

Soapy selling Soap

"Soapy" Jefferson Smith got his nick-name from his soap scam-a name the public called him, but probably never used to his face. He would gather a large audience and pretend to wrap bills around some of the bars. Then he would auction off the bars, claiming that there could be anywhere from $1-$100 in the a bars. He would have members of his gang mixed into the audience and they would "win" big. The audience would get very excited and the bidding would go higher.

Gold was also an excepted currency back then because many of the miners would come straight from the creeks to the saloons and that's all they had. For my story, gold is the only accepted currency to put more value and greed to it. This is Swiftwater's (Beaver) first human experience and he realizes that their greed for gold can work in his favor.

Force workshop with Mike Mattesi

Mike Mattesi came to our school to do a 2 day workshop on his Force philosophy. These definitely aren't my best life drawings to date, but I think I was starting to get the hang of the energy and strength that he was talking about, especially with the two drawings on the right. These are a mix of 30 second-3 min sketches. He wouldn't allow us to look at the paper while we drew, so please excuse anatomy that's off.

Broadway Street, Skagway

Eagle notices a young prospector walking by, overwhelmed by a list of more supplies he has to buy before he climbs the Chilcoot to get to the gold fields. Bear is oblivious to everything except his new-found addiction to coffee.

Mae Field's Turn-A-Round

This isn't an exciting post, but it fulfills some of the technical nonsense that is required in this kind of project.