Illustration Friday: Discovery



OK. So I drew the cute bear first to represent "discovery" but then I was compelled to draw this toilet image. I guess this is both sides of my personality.
Enjoy.
S.

Comments

Tracy said…
Funny! The top one with the bear would be an exciting discovery for him to make! However, the bottom illo. would be downright icky! Cute illos. :)
8:20 PM
carra said…
He he, very funny. I love them both! Also your geeky demons below, even if they do what they do :)
5:11 AM
Tina Poe said…
Cute and gross respectively! I like how your style is softer with the bear and then you use hard lines for the toilet monster. Great work.
11:56 AM
Loni Edwards said…
Great illos! Both are done very well and great ideas for both! I almost like the second one better, as I love the expression on the guys face. Its hilarious!
1:03 AM
imwithsully said…
Sweet!!!!!! I love to see both sides of someone's personality. What a great idea to do two ideas.
8:10 AM
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