Cartoon of Dad, son and raccoon. Dad is angry. Son says to Dad, “But he followed my home.”
When I went to camp, there were a few critters I would have liked to take home. None of them were within the cabin. Those type of critters tried to come home with me on their own.
Instead of taking a raccoon home as a souvenir, I opted for the t-shirt instead. They were easier to wash.
I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS2
I’m working on a daily doodle today. Let’s hope I can make it an actual “daily doodle.”
I was thinking about the old cliche, “Hang in there.” Sometimes we’re holding on for dear life when the ground is much closer than we think.
I drew this with a Faber-Castell, Pitt artist pen in my Strathmore sketchbook.
I’m guessing there are many kids craving adventure this month. Here’s to hoping they have an exciting, and safe summer.
I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS3
Character sketch of a girl in an oversized t-shirt. She has a look of confidence. She has a preteen, “take on the world,” look.
I drew this in Adobe Illustrator CS3 using Live Paint.
This is my entry for Illustration Friday. This week’s word is “parade.”
The word reminds me of my high school marching band days. We would march in unbearably, hot uniforms in the July 4th, Independence Day parade.
It would have been nice to have someone waving at us. Most times, it seems the band would be stuck behind horses. That made for some fancy footwork.
I drew the finished file in Adobe Photoshop.
