I am seeking input on which direction you would like to see me me focus on. Where would you gt the most value?
I posted the question on my Facebook page. Feel free to chime in. You can find the link here:
http://www.facebook.com/questions/10150360744733273/
I look forward to hearing your insights!
Cartoon of a grandfather and grandson on a roller coaster.
I drew this for Illustration Friday. This week’s word is “perennial.”
When I heard the word, I thought about some people who may be up in years, but still love the amusement park rides. It’s always fun to see a senior citizen tackle a roller coaster. I also thought of the perennial summer traditions like county fairs and trips to amusement parks.
Cartoon of to angels in a cloud. One says, “Just when I thought I got away from PC’s, along comes cloud computing.”
I drew this for The Church of God E-Newsletter. This month’s edition is here:Â http://www.chog.org/chognews/CHOGnews-july11.htm
Sketch of a girl on a playground gesturing to be carried.
When I heard this week’s theme, I thought of the many times my daughter gestured to be carried when she was little. There is nothing that melted this dad’s heart more than to see those big eyes looking up at me with hands held high. It’s a combination of love, vulnerability and confidence that Dad would come through.
When we get older, we lose a little bit of that. Nobody wants to be vulnerable. In America, we all want to put on a facade that we are independent. But the best moments come when we allow ourselves to be vulnerable to the ones we love. I had to learn a little of that this week. It is one of the best, bittersweet lessons I’ve learned in recent memory.
I drew this for illustration friday. This week’s word is “gesture.”
Cartoon of a woman entering a house and seeing her sloppily dressed significan other. She says, “Boy! I only have to be gone a few days for you to revert back to the wild!”
Here’s a rough right out of my sketchbook
My wife and son come back from an extended trip today. I’m hoping she doesn’t think I converted the house to a hermit’s hut. At least I’ve put away my buffalo cap and bermuda shorts. That should help tidy up the place.