Room #2 in this assisted living facility has three beds. The one next to the door is Emily's home. Emily--(in a whisper) I'm losing my voice, then it will be my eyes. I'm ready to go, but you can't push it. (...) I didn't dream I would end up like this, but at least I'm not sick. Multiple Sclerosis. There is no pain. They don't have to inject me with drugs. (...) I got it when I was 28. I
He's clearly forgotten something. I hope it's nothing important.Memory games for kids.
Pencil doodles of a baby rhino, baby rabbit, baby bird, baby duck, baby elephant, . . .
The Electric Red Toaster runs around during the day, all charged up and full of electrons (even if it is unplugged), and at night sleeps peacefully, dreaming of toast.
Can't wait for the movie to hit the theaters. These are the first posters I've seen out on the streets.
I've heard say that falling coconuts kill about 150 people a year, so I had a coconut falling (mightiest of seeds), and I thought of writing "Look-out below!" but the drawing was too empty for my taste, so in came the supporting actor, the crab: Humorless, fearless, a force to be reckoned with.
I was thinking along the lines of : "don"t worry, (you will not fail), you too will learn to fly."
Save for a rainy day. That's what the piggy bank always says. I'm not sure why the piggy is standing on a submarine.
When I think of "heavy" I think of weights, and when I think of weights, I think of the Hulk, though I don't think he was inclined to do weights.
Rooftop gardens sprout back. I read an article not too long ago about Chicago using rooftop gardens to cool down office buildings. And recently, at the Urban Agriculture Conference in Milwaukee, people discussed everything from growing vegetables to "pigs raised in skyscrapers" -- The concept of "urban farming". "What gets watered grows" (Gardening Rule)
From time to time people come to my site with unusual requests. This doodle is in response to someone who was looking for "illustrations of women's head and octopus body"
These are some of the things that caught my eye today while I was riding my bike around the neighborhood: A couple of pink turbans, a mailbox in the shape of a football helmet, a girl gardening, a pug standing by the edge of a wall, the "s" on the manhole, and a lost cellphone ... Here's the story on the pink turbans: "Turbans add brilliant splash of colour and style to monotonous and barren
(LEAP which my brain for some reason translated to HOP) That's what the Alert European Rabbit, the Gigantic African Frog, the Dangerous Australian Kangaroo, and the Smart kid on a Pogo Stick, all have in common.
Out of one, many. It turned out to be a king, but I guess it could have been anything. "All kings is mostly rapscallions."--Mark Twain (The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn)
When I think of "multiple" I think "choice." Multiple choice. And when I think of multiple choice I think TEST. Fortunately now I can doodle, and I'm not forced to take multiple choice tests on a weekly basis. The worst was for high school bio, Mr Carrol was the teacher's name. I remember the smell of the fetal pigs, and the agony of sitting in front of 200 multiple choice questions
Making theoretical dreams come true, one drawing at a time.
Below is the original sketch idea for this. I changed gears and added the fish and vegetable choices after I got Andi Butler's feedback: "...I love your chicken and cow, them chicken eyes, such sillisweetness! but where's the veggie choice? We don't all eat meat you know..." So there you go. You choose. Today I'll go for the one that doesn't have eyes.
2 pages from my new children's book: "The Tickle Monster is Coming!" written by James Otis Thach.
Look at these! A friend gave them to me last night.
In front of my blank piece of paper I had these three little things: A button, a screw, and a paper clip.
The champion of the Pie Eating Contest. A little blue after eating so many pies.
A Zoo at home, complete with a pig, a snake, two dogs, a tiger,and yes, an elephant.
It appears that he has forgotten something about the Bush administration's approach to foreign policy.
I like the simple composition and shapes in this piece
this is a GOOD one!like it
ah, well, it's friday...maybe a cold beer will set him back on track!
simply great!
What a statement! How did you know I walk around with BLANK written across my forehead! ;D
Lovely...and I really love your banner!fantastic!
Well done! I have to admit this is me on occasion!