Jackson and Seth just knew that Chef Simone's hat "Contained" some kind of magic. How else could he make the cafeteria food taste so good. And all the children said Amen!!! he he he!!!
adorable - I love how the kids look so happy smelling the blissful cooking smells. At my school the lunches were horrid and tasted awful too, they sat me on a picky table because I wouldn't eat anything - we needed a chef like this!!
Hi,it's been too long that i'ven't stopped by you!!!And i'm just glad to discover all those news pictures,specially this one which remember me someone!And of course i just want to say "Have a good,creative & wonderful year 2009"& thanks for this great place where i feel good!!
Great whimsical illustration! Hope they're careful not to fall in... tomorrow could be Chef's surprise! My favorite was pig in a blanket.. I remember the first time they served it... wasn't quite what I imaged it to be, but it sure was tasty... mmmmm!
Thanks for your frequent visits, I've added you to my link section.
Wow! Wow and Wow... This is so creative Vanessa. Love your cute invention. The kids are having full swing fun time now also be thankful to say Amen. This is a triple "contained" here. The hat, the soup in their spoon and the thanksgiving. You should win this week challenge!!!
Makes me all nostaligic, of course we had Dinner Ladies not Chefs back in England and the food was mostly terrible. BUT they made the most outstanding puddings. That feeling of walking into the lunch hall is all captured so perfectly here. Hmmmmmm. Now I'm hungry.
So THAT's what they keep in those tall hats! I sure wish he was around when I was going to school. You just crack me up! Where do you keep coming UP with all theses great ideas? Do you have one of those hats, too?
I wish we had a "chef" when I was in school!! I think our food was all pre-made and just warmed up! Great illo! AND congrats on your award! You are so talented, imaginative and creative!!!!!!
Wow. It would be nice for my kids to feel that way about their cafeteria food, and it still be healthy too. Love love love your illustration. All of them leave me feeling so inspired. Very creative.
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Ehehee! So cute! Love the expression of the blonde kid!
ReplyDeleteHungry! Haha!
ReplyDeletegood fun, and ah so that's the secret of chefs cooking!
ReplyDeletehe he he so that's why i'm a lousy cook!hugs.
ReplyDeletelove your work and I enjoyed looking over and reading your blog. Thanks for enjoying my lil diddy haha I also love your clever rendition of contained.
ReplyDeleteThat's HIlarious
ReplyDeleteih ih ih so fun, love your imagination!!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite was always the cafteria mashed potatoes.... I don't know why. They always tasted so fakey!!
ReplyDeleteYou know, I've heard some chef's even keep little rats up there...lol!
Cute Illo Vanessa
Glad to see you're on the mend
Fab illo Vanessa!
ReplyDeleteYou have a great style and a great imagination!!
lol! an exceptional chef if he could make the cafeteria food taste good :D love the ilo.
ReplyDeleteadorable - I love how the kids look so happy smelling the blissful cooking smells.
ReplyDeleteAt my school the lunches were horrid and tasted awful too, they sat me on a picky table because I wouldn't eat anything - we needed a chef like this!!
great idea! the top of the hat also looks like a cloud, up there in the sky!
ReplyDeleteThe magical smell from the hat reminds me some kind of pineaple cake... (I am not looking at anybody, he, he, he)
ReplyDeleteWhat a riot, that dude has them all under a spell my friend because there is a very simple truth here: cafeteria food is rarely if ever good.
ReplyDeleteI've a feeling that chef is seasoning those boys grub with more than just oregano.
I really love your style and sense of humor!! Well done my dear ;)
ReplyDeleteHi,it's been too long that i'ven't stopped by you!!!And i'm just glad to discover all those news pictures,specially this one which remember me someone!And of course i just want to say "Have a good,creative & wonderful year 2009"& thanks for this great place where i feel good!!
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted to do that...you know, take a metaphorical peek inside someone. LOL As long as no one does it to me.
ReplyDeletecute! love the expressions
ReplyDeleteKimbery
Great whimsical illustration! Hope they're careful not to fall in... tomorrow could be Chef's surprise! My favorite was pig in a blanket.. I remember the first time they served it... wasn't quite what I imaged it to be, but it sure was tasty... mmmmm!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your frequent visits, I've added you to my link section.
Great idea for finding cooking secrets.
ReplyDeleteFun idea!
i knew you would come up with something fabulous this week, vanessa. your sense of humor rocks! :)
ReplyDeleteLol! I wish my school lunch were delicious! That's not quite how I remember them...lol! You have an incredible sense of humor!
ReplyDeleteIt' s so lovely :)
ReplyDeletethat's a great idea, such fun :) Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteooh this is so whimsical, love it vanessa!
ReplyDeleteA delicious content
ReplyDeleteYou know you're serious gurl, get it!
ReplyDeleteAwesome and very fun. I like that is just kinda silly and not so literal. And yet again I must pull out the word appealing! Have a good one:)
ReplyDeleteCute and adorable work Vanessa!! er..did you find out about your award in my blog? =)
ReplyDeleteWow! Wow and Wow...
ReplyDeleteThis is so creative Vanessa.
Love your cute invention.
The kids are having full swing fun time now also be thankful to say Amen.
This is a triple "contained" here.
The hat, the soup in their spoon and the thanksgiving.
You should win this week challenge!!!
what a beautiful cute illo! you have a lovely imagination! Your art makes my art everytime!
ReplyDeleteWow, not how I remember school days...Very funny, well-done.
ReplyDeletethe idea! the execution! *wow*
ReplyDeletei must admit i like your stuff :-)
so lovely! children always know the truth...
ReplyDeleteMakes me all nostaligic, of course we had Dinner Ladies not Chefs back in England and the food was mostly terrible. BUT they made the most outstanding puddings. That feeling of walking into the lunch hall is all captured so perfectly here. Hmmmmmm. Now I'm hungry.
ReplyDeleteSo THAT's what they keep in those tall hats! I sure wish he was around when I was going to school. You just crack me up! Where do you keep coming UP with all theses great ideas? Do you have one of those hats, too?
ReplyDeleteI wish we had a "chef" when I was in school!! I think our food was all pre-made and just warmed up! Great illo! AND congrats on your award! You are so talented, imaginative and creative!!!!!!
ReplyDeletehaha... so cute! what a fun, sweet and beautiful illustration... i want to peek too! :)
ReplyDeleteoh what a great piece Vanessa!!!! I love it....
ReplyDeletejust brilliant!!!
that's fun :))
ReplyDeletevery clever! what a fun illo!
ReplyDeleteToo cute! And clever as usual. I can smell the yummy aroma :)
ReplyDeletevery cute. i love your imagination!
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderfully original idea! your work is so uplifting..
ReplyDeleteHappy new year my friend!! x
LOVE IT LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteActually it just reminded me that i'm starved! I need to "contain" myself til lunch though. haha!
Sorry for the cheap pun.. couldn't resist. ;o)
Wow. It would be nice for my kids to feel that way about their cafeteria food, and it still be healthy too. Love love love your illustration. All of them leave me feeling so inspired. Very creative.
ReplyDeleteYour stuff is always so entertaining!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! I've scrolled through your blog, and I love your work.
ReplyDeleteVery funny illustration for IF.
ReplyDeletePS I love your blog... very inspirational.
Hi everyone
ReplyDeleteMy name is Tom, Im 38 yrs old, living in Fort Worth, TX.
I'd love to make good close friends here.
So how is everyone doing?? :)