![This Old Band on 4th Street, 7x5", ink & watercolor This Old Band on 4th Street, 7x5", ink & watercolor](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_sMAMTNfunn-P6b5gr_0DO5vIcTWLz18ID26lY8LHZgyBkaFJ8HMfoIJseJP7oXYTLsDbpuiK-VKTl93JkBsWpxl7o3WloV7OxrSvqFSsOTPE88TccNEm-EkR4V76mmIjrjeE1gYW01lb3b71mcMto=s0-d) |
This Old Band performing on 4th Street, 7x5", ink & watercolor |
![Waiting in Line at Apple, Waiting to Play in Front of Peets, 2 page spread Waiting in Line at Apple, Waiting to Play in Front of Peets, 2 page spread](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_uf8ltotwIaQ6kZZ9QP-lkZJKuIJQonI5vmELIDWcyGaaKCrO5eOPbC1Qp8G0qMGiAqO72MPT9WjnMdrOvD4aywdeI0SBd83AID-p5okXj3xCD6s-6Ae_KF0V0N4ouCAa5e4i7Y1_Uga4EQP6TSII7cNRGuKQ=s0-d) |
Waiting in Line at Apple, Waiting to Play in Front of Peet's, 2 page spread |
A new Apple Store opened in Berkeley so I went down to 4th Street in pursuit of sketching opportunities and one of the free t-shirts Apple was giving out to the first 1,000 customers.
The line was barely one block long and moving quickly so by the time I sketched a few people and balloons (above) I was in the store. I got my shirt, bought a gizmo for my gadget and went across the street to Peet's Coffee.
I enjoyed an iced coffee at a sunny table on their front patio, sketching "
This Old Band" as they set up to play (above). There were some interesting (?) conversations going on around me.
![Peet's Patio People, ink & watercolor, 7x5" Peet's Patio People, ink & watercolor, 7x5"](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tDz3WooxbC-bKXZL1rwfPLP8qARADz6R8cU8z4L-3rJbFVL1Epn80LIjei555ZIVaGUfjPQlE-rH2Ip-Pwt4ghw4h0AztMZtb3XKpaZbn7Elvds46STu6wviIjtoarFyJL_wJPNBtiqr961TJE=s0-d) |
Peet's Patio People, ink & watercolor, 7x5" |
This guy was actually sitting at a table with another woman beside him on his right blabbing away, but he seemed more interested in this one. A dorky-looking, baby-boomer guy sitting behind me pompously prattled non-stop about his former life as a rock star and the book he was writing about it. After dropping dozens of stars' names, he admitted it was "Better to be a Has Been than a Never Been."
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