It's been an amazingly productive year for myself.  Thanks for coming along on the ride.  Here's a look at a couple of highlight projects from 2013.

Finished my 365

That's a lot of cutting to get 365 postcard sized pieces of paper.  That task of making a lil' guy everyday was the best of times and the worst of times.  Some days were a little difficult to get through, but I made it.  The writing component really opened the door to understanding who the lil' guys are.  

That's a bunch of lil' guys.  365 to be exact.

500 Ted Portraits Postcards

Simple project, draw 500 portraits of lil' guys named "Ted" and send them out.  Bring a smile to someone's mailbox.  I can hardly believe I made 865 postcard lil' guys this year.  It was an honor to participate in the TEDxABQ event this year.

Postcards are still available.  Click here to find out how to get one.

"Idiodyssey"

Solo exhibition of Sculptures and Drawings

at Page Coleman Gallery

Opened April 12, 2013

Many of the lil' guys have found homes outside of the studio.  The rest have taken over our apartment. Thanks to everyone who made it out to see the show and those who have given a lil' guy a new home.  

Adventures in animation.

I discovered chocolate moon.  It's closer than I thought.

Made my first (very) short film interpretation of "Waiting for Godot" by Samuel Beckett.  

More animation is on the horizon.  Someone needs to get to chocolate moon and explore.

Hope you've had a wonderful 2013!

Looking forward to what 2014 has up it's sleeve.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Fin

He may be the last.
But he's not the end.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Adrian

He's aiming to please.
Too bad he's a terrible shot.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Karibu

He's in need of some love.
Even a snuggle would be a good start.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Dr. Funk

He really doesn't have a degree.
School isn't really his thing.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Claus

He's filled to the brim.
Maybe just one more piece of rum cake.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Opus

He's gonna eat like a king today.
That means a second plate of dessert.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Brett

He's full of good info.
He doesn't even mind sharing it.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Wincelinslot

He's never does anything fast.
But he always does it right.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Stan

He's the man.
With the plan.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Mr. Craptastic

He's not the worst guy you could meet.
But his name says a lot.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Daniel

He's going to space camp.
Because he's a space cadet.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Gorman

He's never had a bad day in his life.
It's all about his attitude.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Gerry

He was made for loving you.
Or someone like yourself.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Dick

He's a likable guy.
But a terrible worker.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Snotty

He doesn't have a bad attitude.
His bad attitude has him.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Lenny

He's gonna go on a run.
A beer run.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Constantine

He's had a long darn day.
Beer is in his future, many beers.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Freddy

He's gonna be drinking Gin this evening.
He's gonna feel it tomorrow.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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Introducing today's "lil' guy."

Vincent

He's a king.
King of Pooping.

My 365 Project Details:
 - Draw a "lil' guy" every day for the next year.
 - Color them when I can.  Ink and travel don't mix well.
 - Write something about each "lil' guy," but not too much.



Scott Krichau, sculptor, resides in Albuquerque, NM with fellow artist, +Carolyn Curtis and their 3 legged dog named Pabst.  Scott uses steel and paper to create his "lil' guys."  Documenting their continual evolution and trying to understand the idiodyssey they are on.

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