In this live‑stream segment, host Jason (Speaker A) returns after a brief internet outage and continues a skyline sketch, noting how the pause allowed the ink to dry. While zooming in, he and viewer Patty (Speaker B) discover hidden imagery: a face on a yellow building and a row of windows resembling musical notes. Jason reflects on how the background music influences his line work, describing his pen as "dancing" and attributing the musical‑note windows to the soundtrack. He engages with the audience, thanking viewers, encouraging sharing, and reminding them of his regular streaming schedule (Wednesdays and Fridays at ~7:45 PM). The segment concludes with a quick sunset sketch set to Western whistling music, followed by a friendly sign‑off promoting creativity and positivity.
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Hey Patty, I am back. My internet went out, took a break, my internet took a break. I'm back on just for a couple of minutes, I wanted to finish this little sketch. Thanks for tuning back in. Even the internet needs a break sometimes. "Yeah, that's true, my sketch had time to dry." Yep, that's one of the huge pluses of the internet going up, is I was able to come back and work on this. There's always a silver lining, or fluorescent pink lining to every cloud. Or do clouds even need linings? Because gray clouds are as, for me, they're as beautiful as white clouds. And if I'm not making sense, that's because it's 10:15 and my brain has turned off for the night. This is turning out to be a fun little skyline scene. Zoom out a little bit here. See the whole page. There you go. So you see two things right away. There is a face on the yellow building on the right, looking to the right, yellow building on the right, looking to the right. Aha, I see the face, I see the face. It is right— get some tracing paper out, some tracing paper here. So I think the face you see, if I'm looking— let's see if we're seeing the same thing. The face you're seeing is— let me zoom in closer. I'm seeing a face right in here. So I don't know if this is the face in this area here.
Kind of cool.
That's actually kind of cool. Hey, I got him. Yes, you've got him. All right, cool. All right. Awesome. We got hidden faces. That's fun. And the next thing is in the, in the second yellow building from the left, you have very great descriptions, by the way. Let me zoom out for a sec. Uh, in the second yellow building from the left, the bottom row of windows looks like music notes. Second yellow building from the left. Zoom in. The bottom row of windows looks like musical notes. Uh, this one I'm not seeing. Second yellow building from the left. So 1, 2, Music notes here, like these buildings here, maybe. I'm not sure. Are these the music notes here?
Maybe.
That's funny. They look like music notes. That's interesting. I wonder if it has anything to do with "I'm wondering if it has something to do with the music when I was listening to it instead of just drawing straight lines for windows." It's possible. That's so cool. Good observations. I love how you're seeing things. That's one of the reasons I love doing these kind of loose drawings is that everybody can see different things in them sometimes. The face is really awesome. I'm actually gonna leave it like that. Yes, I'm influenced by the music. I think I am definitely influenced by the music. I agree. This is cool. I don't think I'm going to do much more to this. I kind of like this the way it is, actually. The pen— his pen was dancing.
Woo-hoo!
We love dancing pens. That means they're happy. Happy dancing pens. Yeah, so I'm going to leave this one. I think this is good. Don't really want to do too much more to it. I'll just get a little— come up close, kind of pan around a little bit. Oh yeah, that face is really sticking out right now. That's so funny. You think it's done too? Awesome, thank you. Yeah, I didn't want to add any more to it. Gotta go with the gut feeling. Cool. All right, that was a fun one. All right, let me do my last quick sunset sketch on the way out. I would like to do on the sunset music, Western whistling thing. Okay, so we're gonna use the sketchbook here.
Zoom in, I think.
Here, I've got a page right here. All right, so we're just gonna do a quick sketch on the way out here. I'm gonna play the Western Whistling Music kind of like to exit with. You guys are awesome. Thank you for watching live. I appreciate it. If you're watching the replay, I appreciate that as well. Always feel free to share the videos. I love to get more people watching these things and seeing fun things like you guys are seeing, these paintings and sketches. I really appreciate you all so much. So remember, pay it forward with creativity. And as I like to say, creativity for positivity, right? Let's put good out there. You guys are awesome. Thank you so much for watching. I'm gonna get the music going, do one last sketch. But in the meantime, just wanna say peace and live creatively. I'll see you on my regular scheduled times now, which is Wednesday at 7:45-ish PM. Fridays at 7:45-ish PM. Take care, we'll see you. Thanks for watching, appreciate it. Find the Western. Here it is. Alright, got my pen ready, let's do it. Have a good night. Take care, guys.
