eclectic artwork & other random things
Sure, the pig was a pretty good stick handler, but no one else ever got a chance to shoot when he was on the ice.. he was a puck hog.
Fun fact… ducks typically get going very early in the day… usually at the quack of dawn.
It was difficult to sell food at the teddy bear factory because no one was hungry… the teddy bears were already stuffed.
It was going to be a tough case to figure out, so the police commissioner assigned it to the alligator that always wore a vest. He was, after all, the very best inVESTigator they had.
I’m trying something a bit different on WorshipHouse Kids. I’ve loaded up a couple of five minute countdown videos that feature me drawing a picture from start to finish. I call them Drawing Board Countdowns. I don’t know if this will be anything people… Continue Reading “Five Minute Countdowns”
A little known fact about dinosaurs… one of them was such a bad driver, scientists nicknamed it Tyrannosaurus Wrecks.
I was a big fan of the old comic strip Calvin and Hobbes. I really liked the way Calvin’s world revolved around his imaginary tiger friend Hobbes. I decided it was time for me to make my own imaginary tiger friend, so I… Continue Reading “Making A New Friend”
I’ve been drawing on my iPad as a hobby for several years now and always kinda liked it… kinda… but I never really loved drawing on my iPad until now. I heard a guy on YouTube say, “you HAVE TO HAVE some sort of… Continue Reading “Game Changer”
Bob thought it would probably be kinda fun to play cards with Chester… but everyone knew Chester was a notorious cheetah when it came to playing games.
…it was three in the morning, I couldn’t sleep, I wandered into my studio and the next thing I knew I had created a Strava Bicycle Club that I called Sprocket Weasels and it had a picture of a fox in a bowler hat?… Continue Reading “Sprocket Weasel Bike Club”
Everyone in the U.S. was taught about the great moments in American history, but are you aware there were many similar events in Pigeon history… like that time George Squawkington crossed a frozen Delaware River.