« Would It Hurt If I Called You a Big Pussy? | Main | Indian Food »
Zoë has an impressive talent for drawing in the style that children's illustrators use when they are trying to draw like kids. Click on Blue Bird for a closer look. Note the suggestion of motion - the bird appears to be both standing and flying. The crayon strokes, rushing up through the left wing, add to the sense of uplift.
That's the sun, in case you were wondering whether the bird is being chased by a corn nut or gold tooth. More fine art under the fold.
The comments to this entry are closed.
jholbo-at-mac-dot-com
bbwaring-at-yahoo-dot-comSeverable from the above, and to the extent permitted by law, you hereby agree to the following as well: by leaving a comment you grant to the proprietors the right to release ALL your comments to this blog under this Creative Commons license (attribution 2.5). This license allows copying, derivative works, and commercial use.
Severable from the above, and to the extent permitted by law, you are also granting to this blog's proprietors the right to so release any and all comments you may make to any OTHER blog at any time. This is retroactive. By publishing ANY comment to this blog, you thereby grant to the proprietors of this blog the right to release any of your comments (made to any blog, at any time, past, present or future) under the terms of the above CC license.
Posting a comment constitutes consent to the following choice of law and choice of venue governing any disputes arising under this licensing arrangement: such disputes shall be adjudicated according to Canadian law and in the courts of Singapore.
If you do NOT agree to these terms, for pete's sake do NOT leave a comment. It's that simple.
I thought that the bird was laying an egg in flight and that the legs were extended in egress distress.
Posted by: Ralph Luker | August 24, 2005 at 06:06 AM
Oh, thank goodness. I thought someone was throwing stale fortune cookies at the poor birdie.
Posted by: Kristy | August 24, 2005 at 10:29 PM