Oh that is so cute.Seth is looking at the little girl who looks like she has a black eye and a missing tooth and he's probably wondering, "What did I get myself into?" heheheehehe. great work. Have a great week.
What a fun post! Hope the first day of school is going well at your house! I didn't get run over at my crossing guard post, so I'M off to a good start! :)
WAAAAHAHA! Aw, man, did his mother put his hair like that?! He reminds me of those adorable little illustrations way back when...I used to call them the onion heads, because their hair all sprouted up like that. Know what I'm talking about? Anyway, you create instant classics, Uber V. I love the look of ignorant confidence on the teacher's face. Ah, poor Seth.
You are too funny! No, I didn't disable my comments because of a harasser. Ces was trying to inflate the number up to 100, and it was the only way I could lock her out. HAHAHAHA! I killed her joy.
Hope you're having the most stellar day. Love you, honey!
Hey Vanessa, 6am?! phew... I dont even know what 6am looks like hehe. But I admire your dedication. I was thinking about changing my avatar but maybe I shouldnt..?!
Thankyou for sharing with me about your book. Yes I know the song, its very famous! I had a listen to the podcast too, it sounds like those guys really liked it ;) I must say, I think its great what you have done, Im not aware of many childrens books which deal with history and especially a part of history which is so important. I think its imperitive for children especially to realise what went on in the past to better understand their present and take nothing for granted. Its so easy to not realise how different the world was even 50 years ago, especially for the newer generations...and to also not realise how some parts of the world still suffer from such oppression. I think I will add your book to my list of books to buy, it sounds like an inspiring read - and of course it looks beautifully illustrated too!
Thank you for stopping by and for your kind words, its always a pleasure. take care!
Oh, I just LOVE it! I love the expressions! You've really captured it V! And that black eye is hysterical! You're so funny! Love it! Did I mention that I love it?
ACK! ACK! ACK! It was not Bella's fault. I screwed up my login credentials that's why I could not get it. I had to tuck my tail in and apologize to her. She had nothing to do with it at all. But she still killed my joy for blocking the comment section after 96. What's up with that?
Looks like a match made in heaven..... The delicate colors and the diverse personality characteristics are a wonderful contrast!! You continue to amaze girly!!!
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ohhhhhhh!! me encanta!!!! me encantan tus dibujos...Felicidades!
ReplyDeleteLovely! The sketchy nature and subtle color is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh that is so cute.Seth is looking at the little girl who looks like she has a black eye and a missing tooth and he's probably wondering, "What did I get myself into?" heheheehehe. great work. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteIs that an accidental black eye I see? Oops!
ReplyDeleteA great sketch that captures that "first day" feeling we all probably remember.
This is great, Vanessa. I'm reeeally lovin' the color scheme.
ReplyDeleteoh how sweet!!!! you are amazing!!! I love this piece Vanessa and it is just perfect for the start of a new school year!!!
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Diana
Wonderful! Haven't we all felt like that at sometime?
ReplyDeleteIve missed a few great updates! Nice work as ever. Hey, whats your book "Let Freedom Sing" about?
ReplyDelete:) I wonder if he liked it!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely wonderful and btw--congrats on your new book!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun post! Hope the first day of school is going well at your house! I didn't get run over at my crossing guard post, so I'M off to a good start! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely sweet! You are indeed one talented artist! Thank you so much for sharing. Enjoy a lovely week.:o)
ReplyDeleteSmiles...
Beverly
I absolutely love your style! i wish more artists would dabble in the retro-chic and streamline simplistic. bravo!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing, my friend! I love the subtlety, but it says so much about school and kids and teachers and life in school with kids and teachers!
ReplyDeleteLove it and you!
Ha ha... fantastic!
ReplyDeleteOMG! OMG! OMG!
ReplyDeleteAAAAAAAAAAHHH!
I am all choked up.
Truly. I am blessed.
You are wonderful, you are amazing, You are brilliant.
Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI mean Thank You!
I've said it before and still say it - you are the MASTER!
ReplyDeleteI love your fanciful delicate line work!! Great expressions!
ReplyDeleteWAAAAHAHA! Aw, man, did his mother put his hair like that?! He reminds me of those adorable little illustrations way back when...I used to call them the onion heads, because their hair all sprouted up like that. Know what I'm talking about? Anyway, you create instant classics, Uber V. I love the look of ignorant confidence on the teacher's face. Ah, poor Seth.
ReplyDeleteYou are too funny! No, I didn't disable my comments because of a harasser. Ces was trying to inflate the number up to 100, and it was the only way I could lock her out. HAHAHAHA! I killed her joy.
Hope you're having the most stellar day. Love you, honey!
Hey Vanessa, 6am?! phew... I dont even know what 6am looks like hehe. But I admire your dedication. I was thinking about changing my avatar but maybe I shouldnt..?!
ReplyDeleteThankyou for sharing with me about your book. Yes I know the song, its very famous! I had a listen to the podcast too, it sounds like those guys really liked it ;) I must say, I think its great what you have done, Im not aware of many childrens books which deal with history and especially a part of history which is so important. I think its imperitive for children especially to realise what went on in the past to better understand their present and take nothing for granted. Its so easy to not realise how different the world was even 50 years ago, especially for the newer generations...and to also not realise how some parts of the world still suffer from such oppression. I think I will add your book to my list of books to buy, it sounds like an inspiring read - and of course it looks beautifully illustrated too!
Thank you for stopping by and for your kind words, its always a pleasure. take care!
Kenneth
I love this! I love his proud look and I really enjoy the muted colors! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWow haha!! this is truly hilarious! the expressions are superb cute and lively! Love the hues and the characters!
ReplyDeleteHi, Vanessa!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job here!!!!
I liked!!!
Oh, I just LOVE it! I love the expressions! You've really captured it V! And that black eye is hysterical! You're so funny! Love it! Did I mention that I love it?
ReplyDeleteShe sure did! She blacklisted me. I can't even leave a comment now. It will not accept my sign-on. I have to log in as a nobody.
ReplyDeleteACK! ACK! ACK! It was not Bella's fault. I screwed up my login credentials that's why I could not get it. I had to tuck my tail in and apologize to her. She had nothing to do with it at all. But she still killed my joy for blocking the comment section after 96. What's up with that?
ReplyDeleteI love this sweet illustration; the expressions are wonderful :o)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a match made in heaven.....
ReplyDeleteThe delicate colors and the diverse personality characteristics are a wonderful contrast!!
You continue to amaze girly!!!
Quite a shiner! The characterizations and the subtle color palette - magnifique!
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