A collection of doodles with a bit of commentary by RICK GREEN - your cartooning friend
Showing posts with label Dr. Knight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dr. Knight. Show all posts

Thursday, February 21, 2008

One for the Renaissance Crowd

This is an illustra- tion that I drew a couple of years back. I was trying to create an illustration for the Renaissance Festival crowd - hoping that I could sell a few copies. An interesting group of people, the Renaissance lot. Walking around in colored leotards, holding wooden swords, eating pygmy chicken with their fingers, and saying things like, "A Pox on thee. Thou art a scurvy knave!" (or "navel" - I forget)

As I have said before, everybody has to have their "thing." I guess that some guys just like having the wind blow up their suede tunics.

I've not posted this cartoon sooner because it's a photo that I took of it and I wasn't too happy with the way the picture came out. On top of that, I've just about edited the living daylights out of the thing; trying to make it look right.

But, here it is. What do you think?

And, for you egg hunters out there... He's in there - somewhere. Eggy is a bit hard to find in this one, but I did some editing on him in particular to make it a little easier to locate the critter.

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Dr. Knight

This is a drawing that I did about three years ago - before I even knew what a blog was. It is of the gentleman that was the president of my college, three of the four years I was there. My class invited him to speak at our 25 year reunion. We were too cheap to pay him anything, so I drew this cartoon for him instead. He seemed to like it.

Dr. Knight is a gracious, warm person. His message was enjoyable and humorous. After being president of the college he was "promoted" (depending upon your point of view) to the position of General Superintendent; an honored position, which I figured is close to sainthood. Dr. Knight questioned my theology.

I found this copy of the drawing while I was looking through some old files on my home computer. What do you think?