Jack

@jacktorwho.bsky.social

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Tucson, Arizona... Proudly carless bicycle commuter, artist, comic book nerd, book reader guy who loves dogs, Doctor Who, Star Trek, Star Wars, and lots of music, especially1920s-40s. Espresso enthusiast and so Gay🏳️‍🌈... I'm from 🇺🇸 but would rather be in 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

The rear tire on my bicycle is shown with something round embedded deeply.

Comic book drawing of an elegant woman in the early 1960s shown from the torso up. She is wearing a form fitting, low-cut green dress with thin shoulder straps. Both hands, wearing full length gloves are raised to her shoulders, elbows forward and there are gold bracelets on each wrist. She is looking directly at the viewer. The 1962 drawing is by Jack Kirby and inked by Vince Colletta

Two paperback books are shown. On the left is "The Odyssey" by Homer, translated by Emily Wilson. On the right is "Erebus, the Story Of A Ship" by Michael Palin. To the right of them on the table is my red demitasse of espresso.

Pictured is the cover of "Ian Dury, the Definitive Biography" by Will Birch

The cover of "Wings, The Story Of A Band On the Run," credited to Paul McCartney and edited by Ted Widmer

My beloved dog, Mister Wonderful, directly facing the viewer, sitting and wearing his knitted light blue sweater

In the foreground left is a pumpkin pie in a tin with one slice removed. To its right, the one slice with whipped cream on top sitting on a white plate. In the background is a countertop espresso machine with a red demitasse sitting under the dispenser fill with espresso. To the right of that is a metal mixing bowl with freshly whipped soy cream.

One slice of pumpkin pie on a plate with a nice spread of whipped cream on top in the foreground, and a fork resting on the plate. A metal bowl with freshly whipped soy cream in the background. To its right, a red demitasse of espresso and small teaspoon. All vegan.

A white stove with a tall, steaming soup pot on the left burner and a deep pan with yellow liquid in it on the right burner. The edge of each bright, red-hot burner is partially visible under each pan.

Me hugging Mister Wonderful. Our first photo together.

Two side-by-side watercolor paintings I did of my sister's dachsunds. They are still taped to my work board because I JUST finished them.