There’s no one thing that is true. They’re all true.
and his homunculus
“I do not want people to be very agreeable, as it saves me the trouble of liking them a great deal.”
I liked Matt’s theme of literary figures and decided that we needed to add Jane Austen. I love her dialogue and grasp of character. She makes such fun and insightful characters that I don’t even mind the sappy endings.
Jane is well known for her keen wit and insight into the human condition. She is less well known for her mastery of the two-handed claymore favored by William Wallace and all warrior poets.
Here’s my color version.
“What is right to be done cannot be done too soon.”
Below is the reference that I worked from. It’s a flipped and colored version of an etching that I found, but didn’t find the attribution.
A painting of an etching made from a sketch by Jane’s sister’s drawing of her (I don’t know who painted or etched it, but I copied from it since google didn’t have any photos of Jane ;))
No, not Sam. Mark. The names Mark.
Naked people have little or no influence on society.
Just wait a moment officer. The scene will be ready soon.
Frustrated at not mastering digital painting! However, this is a more complicated piece than I have tried.
Whazzzzz up!
Space Chips! They’re out of this world!
These here are some doodles that Doodlehoose Too made while we were watching Dr. Who on his birthday visit North. One seems truly random while the other is Space Chips- Hurry out and buy some now!
My old school browser won’t play nice with WordPress so I can’t link an image… I also don’t really have anything new to show.
Thanks to a busy day and an over tired first grader we can’t post a new Doodlehoose Jr. drawing. Here’s a blast from the past as Kindergarten version of Doodlehoose Jr. tells us an illustrated story.
Should I start with the part where you’re stranded in the middle of nowhere or the part where you have no clothes?
Didn’t have time for a proper background on this one, but it does complete the crew. Hope you enjoyed.
