Illustration Friday: Wrapped

Chicken Burrito



This is NOT how Harvey planned to spend the evening... :(

(Vegetarian Month is coming soon!)

Illustration Friday: Impatience

Rongo couldn't wait to get home. His wife baked a delicious strawberry-mint cake for his birthday.


This is my first Illustration Friday drawing where the idea followed the doodle. That's probably why it's also different from my usual style. I like it.

Illustration Friday: Modify

Sheldon decided to add an attic, so he can store all of his books (he likes to relax and read in the attic, as well).



You can probably tell I have to modify my own house... Such a sloppy illustration...

Illustration Friday: Tango

They say it takes two to tango, but when you're a snake, a couple more may prove very handy.

Illustration Friday: Hollow

- Everybody says I'm hollow...
- That's not true, you're just contently-challenged!

Illustration Friday: Worn

Zebra problems:


It's been a while since my last entry (too busy buying a house) -- but here it is! In between looking for a house, packing, and designing a kitchen, I was finally more eager than ever to doodle...
All my drawing materials are already packed, so I just used a scrap paper and a pencil :)

Oh, and I have to share this too: What do you get when you leave a horse and zebra without a chaperon? A zorse, of course!



You can read Eclyse's amazing story here.

Illustration Friday: Hierarchy

Pecking Order at the Gallinskys:

... pretty much like any other family :)

Illustration Friday: Impossibility

Madongo didn't realize the impossibility of his action...

... and that's how he ended up in Picacho Peak, AZ.

Illustration Friday: Fleeting

I'll admit, I wasn't very inspired to draw this week and last. But since I already missed last week's topic, I decided to do something, however uninspired I feel. So here's an Easter bunny. The sun only came out for a fleeting moment, but a rainbow appeared nonetheless, giving Bunny something to look for, now that Easter's over.

Illustration Friday: Poise

I have to admit - I had to look it up. Did you know that it is also a measurement unit of viscosity? One Pascal second equals tens poises! :)

However, I decided to go with the more traditional meaning of the word:


This seal is lucky, because he lives in the Galapagos Islands. What a beautiful place. More importantly - protected.
Other seals are not so lucky...