Sketchy #9: Violiness

Spotted at Big Night in Little Haiti on March 18.

Sketchy #8: Mr. Warmth

Spotted at the Yann Tiersen show at Grand Central on Feb. 9.

Sketchy #7: Leave

– Giovanna Stallings-Blanche, our host on WVUM’s “Miami Time”, summarily dismissing me after I told my musical octopus joke on air last week

Sketchy #6: You’ll Do!

Sketchy #5: 2 become 1, Spot You, Still Here, Take It

Slippery Slopes frontman Erik Grincewicz, spotted at Zitfest.

Spotted on Lincoln Road on New Year’s Eve.

Click to see Still Here and Take It

Sketchy #4: Mrs. Dad, Reflector, Leaner, Shmazdaq

Spotted at Vagabond two Fridays back.

Spotted at Rachel Goodrich’s Grey Area show on Saturday.

Click to see Leaner and Shmazdaq

Sketchy #3: NADA, Papa Hem, Agnes, Palmer

Here are a few iPad sketches from Art Basel weekend.

Checking out the George Youngs spread across the floor of the Hilary Crisp booth at NADA.

Click to see Papa Hem, Agnes, and Palmer.

Sketchy #2: 3G, Villainess, DJ Shady, Geek Chic

Here’s another crop of sketchy Miamians from recent to not-so-recent jaunts around our strange city.

Every girl expresses her desire in her own way.

This villainess was cosplaying with my emotions at the Wynwood Art Walk on Saturday.

Click to meet DJ Shady and Geek Chic

Sketchy #1: Ciggy, Dipla, Wolfette, Mad Man

I see a lot of faces as I go around the city taking photos. Some of them intrigue me for one reason or another. It could be a nose or a look or a hairstyle or a particular wrinkle of brow. It could be that I’m a weirdo. Whatever it is, I’m going to start doing iPad sketches of the notable faces I encounter in the Miami crowd. If you see some creep at the bar pretending not to be sketching you behind his Shirley Temple, that’s me. Please hold that pose.

Here are a few sketches from recent outings.

People always say, “Your camera is an icebreaker. It’s a great way to meet girls.” They fail to mention it’s also a great way to meet this guy.

This girl caught my eye at the Diplo show at BAR last month. Did I say “caught”? I mean “punched”.

Click to see more sketches