This is what evolved from the “playing” painting I blogged about last week. A zebra-like goat and a lion-like sheep. This is the fun part of not working towards painting a pre-planned creature. The process surprises and energises me and I have already started preparing more scribbles and collage “base” paintings to be developed into, as yet, unknown creatures. I am quite please with the purple cat and the silly big-headed doggie. I am still deciding what to use the images for … perhaps a little silly-story book for kids.
he does not have a name yet, any ideas?
this crazy cat also needs a name …
yes, that is a very short legged doggie on the left.
Love it! I am not the most creative of creatures but even my accountants mind can get lost in the possibilities.
thanks sooo much!!!
I love it! Original, funky, full-of-character. I could see these as prints on T-shirts, chef’s aprons, or on handcrafted mugs…..for example. Well done!
lekka-lekka — wat van funkie habdsakkies?
Ek ding handsakkies is uitstekende idee!!
kat: “nagloper” driebeenhondjie “willi wonka”
driebeen hondjie: wat van “wonkie”? die kat lyk nogal soos stout nagloper!
en ja, ek wil graag storietjies met die karakters bou.