Dan Gilbert moving on...
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Tags: Dan Gilbert, Drawings from the Notebook of Chris Grant
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O.k. – - – I don’t get this one. I understand the crossed out “chosen” and the new Kyrie, but why does he look like this with the messy room etc.?
Haha, well, I think I can answer this question in two parts:
1. It’s more a sight gag/portrait of a man putting his life back together than anything else…so you got the “joke,” this one just wasn’t as jokey as they’ve been in the past.
2. I’m going to let you in on a little secret—although I thought the messy room was appropriate for a man putting his life back together, I used my own room for background reference. I really need to hit the laundry.