Being Sucked In...
Pushed Overboard...
Alien Abduction...
It's all a matter of your perspective.
In other news...
Recently, the aspiring, and inspiring, young artist
Justin made comment on my blog. Today he sent me an illustration that he said he drew for me. And, with his permission, I am posting it here.
Take a gander at Justin's blog and give this young artist and new blogger some encouragement.
Thanks Justin for the illustration. Good work! I don't do trucks well, so it's with some reluctance that I'm posting it here. (Hee Hee)
P.S. Sorry, an "egg-less" post.
14 comments:
Your awsome at drawing Mr. Rick
O and thanks for puting my picture
on!
~~~~Justin
Great example of perspective Rick! It's always interesting how our perceived notions of our environment affect how we view things.
Have a great weekend!
Oops.. I think I meant "preconceived"...I'm not sure... ha ha!
Great job Justin! I think that is a picture of a parent being sucked up by the last days of summer. When does school start????????
Great drawing Rick!
Speaking of commercial opportunities, I can picture it as a magnet and I could turn it depending on how my day is going. Most of the time it would be in the "overboard" position. hee hee.
Glad you are safely home from camp! Love the drawing with the monsters in the background, it appeals to the kid in me for sure!
Wow, that's great. I love it.
cool truck Justin I will have to check out your blog.... good of you to post this Rick and today I vote for alien abduction!
hugs Laura
I can't believe you drew these images! You are very talented, indeed! thanks for stopping by and leaving a very nice comment!
Oh my god!!! you have an amazing talent!!
Thank you so much for your message on my blog!!
Wa~
Your drawing is awesome!
Nice .. I love doodles .. I used to sketch but now I am sure I know why I stopped ...
Thanks for stopping by .. really NYC is just like everywhere else but bigger and louder ..
:-Daryl
Thanks for sharing Justin with us...what an amazing kid. I loved his post of the sky pic of the saved & unsaved hearts.
Always exciting to see such wisdom from a 13 year old!
Almost forgot - love the perspective thing, very cool.
Excellent work. My young son is a budding artist, he will definitely enjoy the different perspectives of the same picture.
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