Get ready...for the second installment of..."drawings i did when i was six!" Apparently I went on some kind of publishing spree around that time in my life, because my mom and I came across this earlier today when we were reminiscing over old family photographs. If you thought "The Dragon and the Knight" was a story to remember, just wait till you read "The King Who Lost His Crown," because I'm pretty sure this is going to be an instant classic. So instead of posting current work I've been doing, which is what this blog is supposed to be for, I'm going to continue posting stuff I did from 15 years ago!
we are already off to an intriguing start
the plot thickens
finally. I was wondering how many more of lion's friends we were gonna have to ask before we solved this mystery.
Lion, really, this is too much
i love throwing parties whenever I find misplaced items
...but wait, it's not over yet!
the end.
can't forget the shout-out to Rusty
Alright, I promise to have a painting up soon...unless I decide to reveal my 6th grade masterpiece, "The Attack of the Yellow It"!?!
5 comments:
Aw, that was pretty cool. We seemed to have had similar interests when we were little as far as the whole storybook thing goes. I never grew out of it though, in fact that was the begging of my deadest desire to draw comics. This is really cool, you should do something like this for your thesis, with paintings. That'd be awesome!
"the king who lost his crown: the sequel!!"
i like it. =)
the last page cracks me up!! I remember enthusiastically spending my DZ (Discovery Zone) ticket winnings on beanbags.
Nicole, I know you posted this awhile ago but I'm just catching up..and I just have to say, this made my day. I miss you!
aw, rachel i just saw your comment...you made MY day!..i miss you too!
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