A loose ink brush sketch of a winding mountain road at Rally Canarias, spread across 2 pages of a sketchbook opened vertically
Merry Rally Canarias recce to all who celebrate (if you saw the typo version of this post 1: no you didn't and 2: shut up)
F1 is letting people deploy their MGU-Ks if they can't spool the turbos enough at the race start.
The MGU-H is the dead wife at the start of the movie. Feel like shit just want her back and nothing can truly replace her. We mourn.
He's a very spectacular racing driver which I don't mind most weekends because the racing in Indycar is usually good fun to watch but at Long Beach I feel like given the general soporific effects of the event I much prefer a less expected victor
Long Beach deeply dull race and then a Palou win.
Even Scott Dixon saying he feels for Felix goddamn we all wanted this for him. Can Palou lend him his Etsy witch for like... one weekend
A loose ink brush sketch across 2 pages of a sketchbook. It is of an Indycar in the pits with 5 members of the pit crew changing tires and refueling the car.
A pit stop sketch at the admittedly rather boring Grand Prix of Long Beach
Very loose 2 minute ink brush sketch of the rear of a GT car in the pits, as one of the crew holds a tire ready to change it on the car
very loose ink brush sketch of 3 cars at Imola, as a flag waves in the foreground
very loose ink brush sketch of 2 cars going up a hill at Imola, with the frees and the background all loosely blocked in.
WHAT'S GOOD I liked the WEC race at Imola a lot. Here are some of the sketches I did during the race
Life is so good. I have Lotterer back on my WEC stream (yes he finished last in the session no I do not care) my beautiful Pew Joe has qualified well (huge day Peugeot nation) and also also, Peter Dempsey was the real surprise of the session for me. What a debut
Sketchbook is opened vertically to a quick brush pen sketch of WEC cars at Imola, with spectators in the tower looking on
WEC IS SO BACK THIS WEEKEND BABYYYYYYYYYYYYY
A sketchbook is open horizontally to a loose brush pen sketch of a waiting room, with one person sitting on their phone in the chairs and another person standing at the desk.
Today's daily 2 minute sketch. Because what is life if not a journey from waiting room to waiting room
Very loose horizontal ink brush sketch of a WEC hypercar in the pit lane, facing out from the back, with a banner in the top left corner saying "WEC THIS WEEKEND!"
Today's 2 minute doodle is posted by my JOY that WEC is coming back this weekend. I am so ready, even if I miss having Porsche there.
Why did it eat my alt text :(
The first drawing is a very loose vertical composition of a car in pit road for Nascar's race at Bristol, looking out from behind the wall as the crew changes tires.
The second drawing is a loose horizontally composed sketch of the waiting room in a doctor's office.
PLEASE FORGIVE I forgot to post yesterday's daily sketch here, it's a pitstop from Bristol. Also here is today's little doodle of a waiting room as well.
A small sketchbook is laying flat and open on some grass, a very loose horizontal sketch of 2 people sitting at a table on a restaurant patio outside stretches across both pages, entirely in sepia
A sketchbook is opened vertically, with a very loose drawing stretches across both pages. A small, indistinct LMP2 races across the page toward a building, with leaves and grass taking up the foreground
Daily 2 min sketches 5: Was out and my pen was fully out of ink so I used a felt tip marker and a colored pencil for this one. Don't love it, but we deal with it. Before then, in the morning, I drew a little picture Nielsen Racing posted of their LMP2 racing. Had to dilute the ink to finish it lol
Daily sketches 4: Nobody fucking wants to win the Croatia Rally, goddamn.
A picture of chopsticks across an empty plate with crumbs on it to the left of a sketchbook open vertically on a very loose brush pen drawing of a sushi bar
Daily sketches 3: Today I went out to lunch, and drew the place where I ate. I fucked up some raw fish and really good tempura. I am at peace.
Loose, vertical brush pen sketch across 2 sketchbook pages of 2 figures at the base of the stairs in Ferrix from season 1 of Andor
Loose 1 page sketch of a figure striking the bell in the bell tower in Ferrix from season 1 of Andor, with the city in the background.
Loose 2 page brush pen sketch of a figure walking around Ghorman, with some other figures million around in the background as well.
Daily sketches 2: I've been in a very Star Wars mood recently in spite of the deeply frustrating nature of keeping track of the franchise and how underwhelmed I was by the Maul show debut. So instead I treated myself to some Andor 2 minute sketching, because it just delights me that it exists.
An open small sketchbook sits vertically, and the drawing in black ink takes up both pages. It is a very loose gesture sketch of a kitchen, with two opposed countertops and a doorway in the background.
Going to start posting some of my daily warmup sketches on here, this was today's when I drew a kitchen. 2 minutes on a timer and the pen goes down when time is up. Did this with a Pentel aquash light black pen, had a good time.
Loose gesture sketch of outdoor cafe seating done in black brush pen, very messy.
Loose gesture sketch of the outside hallway area of a church, with people lining the perimeter as they cannot get into the main church, which is full for easter service.
2 VERY quick sketches I did, do forgive the brush pen jitters. Sometimes getting dragged along to a religious event for a religion you don't really do anymore is a good doodle opportunity.
A greyscale digital sketch of Alberto Ascari drinking from a glass bottle on a white background, facing the left of the square. Gold laurels loosely wrap around his arm and shoulder.
I'm giving laurels for P2 in the F1 WDC: Alberto Ascari, P2 in 1951
Ascari's story aches of what could have been, but his runner up season was above all a harbinger of things to come: Alfa Romeo's post-war dominance ending as Ferrari rose.
The only back-to-back Ferrari champion before Schumacher
Giles Richards is a kinder person than I am bc if a public figure paid millions of dollars was so mad about a very expected question I asked months ago that he publicly kicked me out of a press conference without communicating that earlier, I would be furious.
www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/m...
VERY loose digital sketch of cars coming down the pit straight at Sebring as the sun sets behind them, mostly yellows and purples in the sketch as it is golden hour, every car looks very loosely sketched and unrefined.
I had a VERY GOOD TIME watching the 12 hours of Sebring and I took the last 2 hours of race to be supremely distracted by Kevin Estre and Antonio Fuoco crimes while drawing this little golden hour doodle. It's a very loose sketch, but the colors make me happy.
Black and white digital sketch of Juan Manuel Fangio at a 3/4ths view facing right. Wrapping around him are ochre laurels
I'm giving laurels for P2 in the F1 WDC. I've decided to draw all of them, because sometimes finishing second is a more compelling story.
We start with Fangio, whose resemblance to a certain world leader rn is Not My Fault. He was a runner-up twice, 1950 and 1953, both times for car issues largely
I guess keeping track of how many tires you use during a race is also too artificial smh my head
Pretty loose greyscale sketch of Kimi Antonelli from a 3/4 view facing the right, the only color on the image is golden laurels around his baseball cap. The text is on the top of the image, as follows: "1st Grand Prix Victory China 2026 Antonelli"
F1 posted their stupid AI marble bust of Kimi Antonelli so I spent very minimal effort drawing my own greyscale Kimi bust that nevertheless has a closer likeness
I get why adapting Vineland is an adaptational nightmare but I feel like OBAA is uncommitted thematically by comparison. I have yet to wholly like a PTA adaptation of a book though, he chooses books that are so strong thematically and structurally BECAUSE of being books that the films feel diluted
My favorite thing about the new F1 engines is that people are so distracted by superclipping (a term I find unhelpful when describing what’s going on but whatever) that they’re not complaining about turbo lag
A REAL WIN FOR ALL OF US CERTIFIED TURBO ENJOYERS
LIFE IS SO GOOD WITH NO HENDRICK WIN IN NASCAR YIPPEE
Happy for Denny and it's very sweet to see his family there with him
Life was so good with no Hendrick win in Nascar these past few races now would be a great time for the aliens to abduct the HMS cars right off the track
There's this funny perception that any electrical power is "unnatural" to motorsport when the history of electric cars is arguably older and more established than that of the internal combustion engine
Also none of it's "natural" bc last I checked race cars don't grow on trees. We made the rules up
What makes me laugh abt this is that historically speaking having to manage the powertrain through a race was actually supremely common in F1.
And when that wasn't a thing there's tires. Or brakes. Or fuel window during those few years. Etc etc. Managing IS and always has been racing lmfao