SHERE KHAN'S FAIR SHARE!!!

We've come to the end of another May folks.  The last couple Mays, things weren't looking so good.  This year, things are actually looking promising.  There's always room for improvement, but promise is a hell of a lot better than the alternative.  We all want our slice of cake, and it looks like we'll get one this year.  And since it's the last Wednesday of the month, everybody dig in before the big cat changes his mind!  Enjoy...

Shere Khan isn't known for being friendly, hence the reason I'd approach that cake with caution!  Another theme from Animal Alphabets, this took us to Letter S and FINALLY brought an actual animal back into the fold.  It's funny how wary I was about drawing animals when I first started out.  Now, critters are almost exclusively what I'm known for.  In another ten years, I'll probably be the vehicle guy!

And that's a wrap for May 2022!  The art is going on hiatus again but for good reason!  Starting next week, the CRAZY COMIC CON COUNTDOWN returns!  It's been three long years, but the time is right to get the ball rolling again!  Ten weeks straight of past COMIC CON fun is coming our way in seven days, so brace yourself for an epic return!  Until then, take care, stay safe and I'll catch y'all later!

DON'T BE TOO TRUSTING!!!

We are back!  The world's still turning somehow and we are all eager to get back on track.  But, we still got a little ways to go, so why not enjoy some more fairytale-themed art while we patiently bide our time? Enjoy...

With eyes like that, how can we not trust him?  I mean, not all snakes are evil ya know?  We continue our trek down the Animal Alphabets fairytale path, landing on the letter K and Kaa the snake from The Jungle Book.  Not exactly a fairytale, but it is a work of classic literature and later inspired one of Disney's best animated features, as well as two under appreciated live action adaptations from the Mouse House.  In the cartoon, Kaa is an inept villain mostly played for laughs.  In the book, he's a much more serious character whose sinister nature leaves you guessing.  For the art, I decided to take the cartoon's approach as more people are familiar with it.  This one was fun to draw.  Kept it simple and took up more of the page than I usually do.  Also happy with the depth of the piece.  It's obvious how vast he is.

Well, that's all I got for now.  But if you come back next week, I promise to have some more fun art ready and we might even get a treat from granny!  So be sure to come back and give it a look!  Until next time, stay safe, take care and I'll catch y'all later!