In Steve's pocket

A few little paper characters from another H.C.Andersen story, Thumbelina.

In Steve Loya's book

I'm super busy this week, so I'm really happy I finished my drawing's in Steve's book so I can mail it before the big work craziness starts.

All the quotes are from Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales. 

In Andera's pocket

The strangeness of the drawings I made, and how dark they are reminded me of my favorite mobile \ computer game The Rusty Lake Series, Especially the shorter Cube Escape games. So I made a paper doll of one of the characters in the game - Mr. Owl.

Strange things in Andrea's book

This book started strange for me, and somehow just went from there. I didn't have a topic in mind, so I just did the daily challenges in Andrea's book and then tried (and somewhat failed) to tie it into a cohesive thing. This one was to make a drawing that mixes Great White Shark and poetry. I picked Walt Whitman so I can make this silly pun.

And here it's starting to get really odd, on the left there's a challenge that was about  combining Hammerhead Shark and Baobab Tree. On the right, a Mythological being and thorny plant. And in the middle? as it turned out, Walt Whitman did write a poem about sharks.

There are a couple of tea stained pages in the middle of the book that called for a collaborative page. So this was a challenge that was about combining the words monkey, toddler and pruning shears.

 This is probably the strangest page of them all, is was two challenges, the figure on the right is Vulture and Genetic Engineering and on the right Pangolin and letter.

And this one was a baby Griffin.