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Tuesday, February 21, 2012
21-02-2012
WILD THING! I'll colour this in at some point with either acrylics or water colours... We'll see. Max, King of the Wild Things. This one is for a special little someone.:) "I'll eat you up I love you so!"
OH My This is awesome! I love that book and my boys too. Your pic is very true to the feel and look of the story. I'd hang that huge and proud on the wall, I'm sure your little special someone will adore it. Love it as a black and white, it would look great in colour too.
We love that book too, neat drawing! I envy your patience to sit and draw something daily. I tried that once, then I tried once weekly, to no avail. I am quite happy instead to check out your drawings daily! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, and you're welcome. I have to admit, it isn't about patience for me. It's the most selfish part of my day. My daughter does love the drawings though, so maybe not so selfish... :)
This one has to be my favourite so far, but only because we LOVE Max in our house. I've been waiting to see if you would draw him. Awesome awesome awesome :)
Thank you! Max has always been a favourite of mine too. Although I distinctly recall reading it for the first time, and being terribly scared that the Wild Things would realise he was a little boy not a monster and eat him up... I read alot of Roald Dahl! lol :) You might end up seeing Max in his boat as well... We'll see. :)
Wow, I'm so impressed with your talent!! My little one would love that! Here is his best Max: http://ourtimeinthelight.wordpress.com/2011/10/15/well-eat-you-up-we-love-you-so/
OH My This is awesome! I love that book and my boys too. Your pic is very true to the feel and look of the story. I'd hang that huge and proud on the wall, I'm sure your little special someone will adore it. Love it as a black and white, it would look great in colour too.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely being framed and hung.
DeleteAlthough I will have to put in the other set of whiskers on Max's wolf suit... Can't believe I forgot! lol
We love that book too, neat drawing! I envy your patience to sit and draw something daily. I tried that once, then I tried once weekly, to no avail. I am quite happy instead to check out your drawings daily! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you, and you're welcome.
DeleteI have to admit, it isn't about patience for me. It's the most selfish part of my day. My daughter does love the drawings though, so maybe not so selfish... :)
This one has to be my favourite so far, but only because we LOVE Max in our house. I've been waiting to see if you would draw him. Awesome awesome awesome :)
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteMax has always been a favourite of mine too.
Although I distinctly recall reading it for the first time, and being terribly scared that the Wild Things would realise he was a little boy not a monster and eat him up... I read alot of Roald Dahl! lol :)
You might end up seeing Max in his boat as well... We'll see. :)
Fantastic! You are very talented and love looking at your drawings every day. my4boysandme
ReplyDeleteThank you! I love drawing them, so it's a nice bonus when people like them. :)
DeleteWe love Max at our place too, hope your special little someone loves this drawing, well done.
ReplyDeleteI hope so too, thank you! :)
DeleteWow!!!! So talented! Fab story too!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I love Where The Wild Things Are, it's so beautifully illustrated, and a very sweet story too. :)
DeleteWow, I'm so impressed with your talent!! My little one would love that! Here is his best Max: http://ourtimeinthelight.wordpress.com/2011/10/15/well-eat-you-up-we-love-you-so/
ReplyDeleteNaw, thank you!
DeleteOMG! LOVE LOVE LOVE!
That is so gorgeous! :)
Oooh that is too adorable. Very cute indeed and I love it in black and white too.
ReplyDeleteSo do I... I'm beginning to reconsider colouring it.
DeletePerhaps I'll scan a print a copy to colour instead... :)
This book is very special to us, awesome drawing!
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteI had thought this book was nearly universally adored until I read the rubbish they talk about it in some Uni Children's Lit classes...