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Jon Gnagy was of a certain time. He was a fad for a while. He made a lot of average middle class kids out in America try drawing, when they would never have done so otherwise. I remember his charts and explanations of perspective, how to draw something so it would look realistic off in the distance in the drawing. I couldn't do it, but it was interesting to read and think about. His fashion sense was decades ahead of the time. I doubt that the Seattle grunge rockers of the early 1990s were directly influenced by his shirts, but they could have been!

University of WISCONSIN!!! WHOOOOOOH!!! This overtime win over Florida State was so unexpected!

Allan, Let me join the chorus, we will miss you. I hope that you do find a way to post here in the next year.

I had one of these drawing kits as a kid. I remember watching Jon Gnagy give drawing lessons on TV. My artistic efforts were messy, with much black pencil residue spread over an impressive area. Masterpieces did not ensue. But it was fun!

This has to be a new thread. I'm starting it.

Noj, I am glad that you found a cover with your name on it. I could not find one. The closest thing I could find was to reverse Noj, to your real name, and then use something which is not an album cover:

Please forgive my deviation from the Album Cover idea. Here are the names of two members in other materials:

Two members on one cover:

That's very funny. Thanks!