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Wow! This is my 500th post which means I've had this blog for 500 days... Okay, I'm not that consistent, but still, it's been a few five years of relatively regular posting. Not too shabby.
To celebrate, here's a sketch of a sort of porcupine/hamster critter. Step 1: slosh some watercolor on your paper in a random manner. Step 2: forget about it for a few days. Step 3: take a brush and ink and draw whatever comes to mind.
Splotches of extra paint make interesting backgrounds. Pro Tip: Wait until it dries.
This is an illustration I did for the cover of a new picture book I've been working on aptly named, "The Yellow Bird Tree." It's the story of a little village boy who had been quite ill for a while. So ill, in fact, he never left his room. The elder doctor of the village said the only hope left was to say a prayer each time you see a yellow bird, and ask the yellow bird to deliver the prayer to the little boy. This is the sight he sees one day when he finally gets out of bed and opens his balcony doors! The tree was bursting with little yellow birds, and more were still coming for miles.
This is a story about hope and the power of prayer.
Now if I'd just finish the darn thing and get it to an eager publisher :)
Stop by and see what I did for this word in my Moleskine.
Woohoo! Congrats on your 500th post. Love him :o)
Not too shabby at all--lucky for us!
Keep 'em coming!
I love this little sloshed porcupine/hamster critter. :)
Impressive!! Congrats!
It's soooooo cute!!! You gave him spines so I couldn't squeeze it with a hug :P
Congratulations on your 500th post!
Congratulations on your milestone (and belated congrats on your baby!)
It's more about the quality than the quantity: I don't mind waiting more than one day for your inspiring posts :D