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Tag Archives: children’s book
Just for the heck of it… part 2…
Okay, I am still working on a bunch of stuff… editing my princess novel and working on the cover art, editing the fourth book in my action/humor science fiction series and working on the cover for that, helping my older … Continue reading
Posted in My art, my weird moving pictures
Tagged art, books, children's book, drawing, humor, magic, painting, social-media, wizards, writing
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It’s beginning to look a lot like recycled Christmas… part 12…
It’s almost Christmas, and you know what that means… the monkeys from my self-illustrated children’s book—> available over there, in my sidebar—> are getting into the spiked eggnog again. *(NOTE… the monkeys in the actual book do not get drunk… … Continue reading
Posted in dogs and other animals, My art
Tagged art, books, booze, children's book, christmas, humor, monkeys, Photoshop
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I Like You… part 2…
So… about the new book for children I am writing… I know, I haven’t actually shared the poem that makes up the text yet, but I have managed to get my actual, most favorite, comfy, size fifteen tennis shoe to look much … Continue reading
Posted in My art
Tagged art, books, children's book, fiction, humor, illustration, Photoshop
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So, I have this idea for a new book for children…
It is about a blacksmith. The king wants to invade the kingdom next door, so he goes to the blacksmith and tells him to make swords. When the king comes back, the blacksmith has made a bunch of small knives. … Continue reading
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