Look at the amazing colouring people have done from pictures in my gallery! (They are not actually from the book, just doodles from the blog blown up to a larger size.)

I admit they would look even more amazing if I could hold my hand still while taking pictures, and/or remembered to make sure the lens hadn’t just had my thumbs on it, but eh. ^_^

 

 

 

So I was trying to redraw my Coffeehug picture to make it look more interesting. First I tried just adding some hearts in the background:

Then I changed the colours a bit (well not the colours, you know what I mean!):

 

I thought it was a bit better but by then I wasn’t sure I liked the picture that much anymore at this point and then I came up with this:

 

It’s very simple but I think I like it best of the three – what do you think?

Also, if I pour coffee into my computer that will help with it being so outrageously slow, right?

 

I did a version of this ages back but this one is better and also one can never have too many Unisheep. And I am so making this a card I do not care if no one else in the world wants it ALL of my correspondence will be in Unisheep and it will be glorious. I mean imagine the possibilities! From “Hoorah!  You have graduated Uni-versity” to “I love Ewe”, it is eeeeeendless.

Not exactly the caption you want to be using in a blog devoted to, well, pictures – but I was having a bad drawing day, and alas, sometimes things just do *not* work out.

So yes, I am well aware that this looks like a man in a full-on snog with a rather unconsenting lion. Sorry about that. HOWEVER. In my defence, it is not in fact an endorsement of bestiality, nor of any type of unwilling or even slightly hesitant snoggery;   I am not even sure about mutually heartfelt and ecstatic snoggery, given my uncertainty over whether lions are actually able to give any consent in such matters, beyond eating the snogger I suppose. So, no. Instead, I maintain that this is my brave attempt at rendering a confused lion tamer putting the lion’s head into his mouth (instead of vice versa.) Yes yes I know. It doesn’t work.

I did try to do it from the side but the poor lion tamer had to thoroughly unhinge his jaw and it was creepy; then I did it with the lion tilting its head sort of sideways from the front, which looked like it had had its neck broken and was horrifying; then with a tiny lion only that was like something out of a nightmare. So really, you got the best out of a series of increasingly disturbing images and should be grateful it’s no worse than it is.

The take-home lesson? Sometimes you’ve got to try, try, try again and then …STOP. Really, it wasn’t very funny in the first place.