The Monday Artday challenge this week is “doofus”. That’s right… doofus. I have been taking the train to work for the past two years. The train experience is very interesting. I never realized how many certified doofuses take public transportation. There’s the “I gotta get on the train first” guy. This doofus is a grown …
The Monday Artday challenge word this week is “bunny”. Elroy Bunny eyed his prey from a distance. From fifty feet away, he could see neat rows of emerald flora as they cascaded over the dirt mounds. A hint of thick auburn taproot poked out of the earth beneath each lacy green canopy. Elroy stood motionless, …
The current challenge on Monday Artday is “the old west”. In addition to my finished illustration, I included my original pencil sketch. (I showed a pencil sketch once before on this post.) Coincidentally, almost two years ago, I did this drawing when another illustration blog posed the same challenge. When I did an illustration for “the …
The current challenge on the Monday Artday illustration blog is “My Little Pony”. Lickety-Split sleeps with the fishes.
The current challenge on Monday Artday is “bigfoot”.
The current challenge on Monday Artday is “mad tea party”. This could have been avoided if they would have just let Alice have a cup of tea. Just one lousy cup of tea.
I was eight years old in 1969. I wore cool green and blue plaid bell-bottom pants. I watched The Brady Bunch on Friday nights. I watched The Banana Splits on Saturday mornings. I went to third grade at Watson T. Comly Elementary School. I remember being worried that my older brother might have to go to …
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One more in a series of illustrations based on movie quotes, the current challenge on Monday Artday. “Drainage! Drainage, you boy. Drained dry. I’m so sorry. Here, if you have a milkshake, and I have a milkshake, and I have a straw. There it is, that’s a straw, you see? You watching?. And my straw …
The Monday Artday current challenge is “movie quote”. A lot of my illustrations are based on movie quotes. Here is another… “You know… for kids.” Norville Barnes (Tim Robbins) in The Hudsucker Proxy
The challenge on Monday Artday is “movie quote”. If you are a regular reader of my blog, then you know that a lot of my illustrations are based on movie quotes. I love movies, so I had a difficult time deciding which one to illustrate. “Everything… every single thing that took place in that courtroom, …
