ALT: I was gifted a set of rubber stamps of skeleton parts! so this picture has bones scattered all over it. there are two skull with crowns on them, and lines of arm bones to make the frame. some badly printed roses and butterflies from another stamp set, and a very sweet sitting mouse printed down at the bottom. all the rubber stamp prints are tied together with sweeps of color and some pencil shading. it’s a pretty chaotic mess really, but it was really fun dragging out some of my rubber stamps after a long while, and going to town with them.
ALT: crayon and pencil drawing. the face of an orange cat peers through some grassy weedy plants. a snail climbing a stem, and a moth up near the cat’s ear are in the foreground.
ALT: crayon drawing of several odd-shaped plant beings, like wavy cones with the wide base on the ground, swaying to points up in the air. These actually are from memory of a series of morning glory plantings in my neighborhood, where the vines have swarmed up whatever supported them, and are now standing and blooming as if they’re a chorus that shouts in purple blooms every morning.
ink and crayon. several little stylized quadrupeds trotting around, a couple of them seem to be conversing with a sort of bat. there are stars in the sky, and something like a sun is on the ground, or in water or something. an arc that could be stage lights runs across the middle of the page. line drawing on 8/20 post, if you want to put in your own colors.
ALT: ink and watercolor doodle of a butterfly with orange wings and a stripey yellow caterpillar-like body, proudly perched on a red and purple flower under blue skies and a big round yellow dish of a sun.
ALT: crayon drawing of a green stripey cat sleeping on a fuschia-colored cushion. there are a bunch of circles floating above, instead of cartoon “z’s”
ALT: crayon drawing of a yellow quadruped with red and green spots, tongue sticking out and a red balloon floating next to them. The very first book I remember reading all by myself was Robert Lopshire’s “Put Me In The Zoo”. I was very proud that I could follow the story, and say all the words. But I was puzzled by this recurring word, which I pronounced “putt”. When it was explained to me, I was aggrieved by the illogic of spelling the english language.
ALT: coloring page, ink. several little stylized quadrupeds trotting around, a couple of them seem to be conversing with a sort of bat. there are stars in the sky, and something like a sun is on the ground, or in water or something. an arc that could be stage lights runs across the middle of the page. how it ends up probably depends on how you color it in.
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