229 Candles
Happy Birthday, U.S.A.!
What better way to celebrate it than to post drawings done in Canada from a British book about pseudo-Australia?
Camel - How did camels end up in EcksEcksEcksEcks? By clinging to driftwood, of course.
Mad (a Dwarf) - One of the odder sequences in the book appears to be a reference to Mad Max (which I've never seen, so I can't be sure) ... here's the dwarf known as 'Mad.' He's shorter than he appears.
Mad's Cart - It should have horses but I wasn't sure what size to make them, and it would have just been their butts anyway.
Another Thing - A pre-industrial Mad Max does lead to more ingenious propulsion. I don't have the right feeling of speed here, but considering the effort it took to get everything to reach a compromise on perspective, I'd have to start over to get anything more out of it.
10:22 pm - The Day Ends, Batman Begins
I just got back from seeing Batman Begins... ( Thoughts )
Another thing: way way back, many centuries ago, I had a guestbook on my site. Well, now I do again! Do sign it, if you would be so kind... It's down at the bottom of the art page; anywhere else seemed too obtrusive.
What better way to celebrate it than to post drawings done in Canada from a British book about pseudo-Australia?
Camel - How did camels end up in EcksEcksEcksEcks? By clinging to driftwood, of course.
Mad (a Dwarf) - One of the odder sequences in the book appears to be a reference to Mad Max (which I've never seen, so I can't be sure) ... here's the dwarf known as 'Mad.' He's shorter than he appears.
Mad's Cart - It should have horses but I wasn't sure what size to make them, and it would have just been their butts anyway.
Another Thing - A pre-industrial Mad Max does lead to more ingenious propulsion. I don't have the right feeling of speed here, but considering the effort it took to get everything to reach a compromise on perspective, I'd have to start over to get anything more out of it.
10:22 pm - The Day Ends, Batman Begins
I just got back from seeing Batman Begins... ( Thoughts )
Another thing: way way back, many centuries ago, I had a guestbook on my site. Well, now I do again! Do sign it, if you would be so kind... It's down at the bottom of the art page; anywhere else seemed too obtrusive.