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Here's my submission for "Cute Object" - I guess one of them is more sinister than cute, but overall I think it fits the theme. Will the Butter summon the courage to thwart the evil Toaster? Is this the end of Breadina and Breadford Breadson? To be continued at my blog......ok, probably not, but there are more pictures there.
Matryoshkas I painted in Oil some time ago.
Let me introduce you my cute objects:
This is Tammy, the tram who is a little bit sleepy on nightshift.
And this is the little star, who fell down from the sky during the play with his little friends.
An old pine catched him, but the little star were very sad, because he were far away from home. 
So the pine put him to his own top to help the little star be closer to home. On the top of the pine the little star shined and shined and the other stars just amired him.
At winter the old pine were taken from the wood to a family for christmas.
This way became the little star the top ornament on the christmas tree and it made him very happy...
Please click on the image for a better view, and if you like my illustrations please visit my blog.
No time like the present... so here's a cutesy kawaii style spoon.
I think a robot is an object, right?
I think he qualifies...
This is the self-washing plate. I study journalism, some while ago one teacher thought that "Inventor builds self-washing plate" would be a good example of soft news. After that, I dreamt of this horribly cute creature washing itself and singing.
The poor pear. The pear has always gotten a raw deal. It's been treated as a second-class fruit — the red-headed stepchild of the produce world.
New York City is "The Big Apple", not the "Big Pear". An endearing term for a loved one is "the apple of my eye". The noble apple stands for heart-stirring patriotism. It's as "American as apple pie", for goodness sake! Car enthusiasts long to paint their ride "candy apple red", 'cause that would make it
cherry. Apple sauce and apple juice are always at the forefront of baby's first foods. As kids get older, Kellogg's offers them
Apple Jacks and McDonald's offers
apple slices as an alternative for french fries.
Apples even have enticing names like "Granny Smith" (how warm and homey!), "Red Delicious" and "Golden Delicious". Do you think Steve Jobs just arbitrarily chose "Apple" for the name of his company? He didn't go with "Pear" for a reason. Pears have stupid, almost unpronounceable names, like Bosc or D'anjou. And I don't even know if I spelled
those correctly. Sure, there's Bartlett, too. Ever know anyone named "Bartlett"? He was that fat kid in elementary school. You know, the bookworm that everyone made fun of. And, of course, no one wants to be referred to as "pear-shaped".
And it's not just apples that overshadow pears. There are grapes with their tag as "Nature's Candy". The sour lemon is renowned for its deliciously refreshing summertime beverage. The mysterious pomegranate is also known as a Chinese apple to add to its appeal. There's the sensuous strawberry, favored by candy-makers to dip into chocolate. There are bananas, with their splits and cream pies and their comedic notoriety from their peels. Slip on a banana peel and it's funny. Slip on a pear peel and you'll break your f***ing neck. Even the exotic kiwi is chosen from a fruit basket before the lowly pear.
So, give a little support to the poor genus
Pyrus L in the class of
Maloideae in the subfamily
Rosaceae.And pass me an apple.
Suzy Sushi and Mr. Eraser
The new challenge is:
Cute Object!
Make a cute inanimate object. See "kawaii." Any object - food, office equipment, vehicle, etc. - with a cute face. Also see "anthropomorphic."
The "Moon" challenge is over. The new challenge is "Cute Object" and ends on September 14, 2009. The "Old Me" challenge continues for another week and ends on September 7, 2009.
By: bagalagalaga,
on 9/12/2009
This is Tammy, the tram who is a little bit sleepy on nightshift.
And this is the little star, who fell down from the sky during the play with his little friends.
So the pine put him to his own top to help the little star be closer to home. On the top of the pine the little star shined and shined and the other stars just amired him.
Suzy Sushi and Mr. Eraser
The new challenge is:
HA, THIS IS AWESOME!
I hope the toast wins... and the butter needs to do something other then cry.
As you said more sinister than cute, but very well drawn. Go toaster!!!
the butters gonna melt at the feet of hot toaster steel trying to save the toasties.