This week’s challenge on Monday Artday is “chicken”. In 1930, Harland Sanders owned a gas station in Corbin, Kentucky. He would cook chicken dinners, using his own secret recipe, for travellers stopping to refuel. He served his customers in his living quarters in the service station. Through word of mouth, his local popularity grew, and …
The current Monday Artday challenge word is “werewolf”. Albert’s lycanthropy curse was from a bloodline of a mixed marriage. His thirst for blood was equal to his thirst for a double half-caf skinny latte.
This week’s challenge at Monday Artday is “jack o’lantern”. “Mr. O’Lantern. Mr. Jack O’Lantern. Doctor Holiday will see you now.”
The current challenge on the Monday Artday illustration website is “vampire”. With the popularity of young, cool vampires as presented in Twilight, True Blood and The Vampire Diaries, veterans like Count Dracula are forced to take on other employment to make ends meet.
This week’s challenge on Monday Artday is “fire”. Paula: “Stretch the dough a little bit, so it’s the right size for the rock.” Frank (off-camera): “Are you gonna put right in the fire?” Paula: “Right in the fire.” Frank (off-camera): “Whoa!” Paula: “Right on the rock.” Frank (off-camera): “Whoa! Look at that! Is it on …
The challenge this week at the Monday Artday illustration blog is “sailor”. There’s a port, on a western bay And it serves a hundred ships a day Lonely sailors, pass the time away And talk about their homes And there’s a girl in this harbor town And she works layin’ whiskey down They say “Brandy, …
The current challenge on Monday Artday is “bicycle”.
The Monday Artday current challenge is “nerd”. I know both of them. They don’t know each other. One is a nerd.
The Monday Artday current challenge is “old me” . (Do a self-portrait as you imagine you might look like when you are very old). I imagine this is how I will look approximately eighty years after the picture on the wall.
What started out as a black and white sketch of a crooked street leading to a peaceful graveyard, with a run-down manor perched high on a hill that loomed over Main Street evolved into one of the greatest and most beloved attractions in Disneyland — The Haunted Mansion. A short time after the opening of …
