..and they called it the Lucky Charm Massacre.

Just a few more marshmallow ideas. Anyway, I finally made it... even if it is just as the theme changes.

New Theme: Dinosaurs!

I'd say we were almost unanimously in favor of making dinosaurs the theme. So let's go ahead and roll it out. Go ahead and post your St. Patrick's Day pictures when you finish them and lets get started drawing some dinos.

St. Patricks Day

Berco (a): as in mad, or absolutely rotten drunk

Wishing you and yours a happy St. Patricks Day.

(This was done with my Copix markers trying to get
a feel for them)

Suggestions

It seems like the St. Patrick's Day theme is starting to slow down a little. Does anybody have some suggestions for another theme we could kick off?

I call it dumb luck

Yep. I had an Irish Setter. I think I've captured his essence accurately.

Not done with the monster...well, alright.

I don't know that I am done with the monster theme just yet, but okay. I love making the eyes. I think they just say, "you look delicious with corned beef and cabbage," don't you?

What are you looking at, Leprechaun!

Here is my first attempt at illustrating with my tablet in illustrator. Hope you all enjoy. Hopefully, as I get more comfortable with the tablet, my drawing will get better.

Belated Monster!!

Better late than never I always say!

Jolly Old Saint Patricklus!

A long distant cousin, twice removed, to Saint Nicholas.

Actually, Santa's nasty little cousin Dumpling (hey I don't make this stuff up)

had a "brief" encounter with a little person.

The kind that you get to toss at bars. Long story "short",

their baby... had absolutely no relation to Saint Patricklus.

Spider Lift

So it may not be the best color job, but I thought I had better post it quick since the theme is changing. This is what happens when I try to think up a creature while I watch Indiana Jones.

Not St. Patty's themed...Superhero themed

Different student this time...first grade male. I will paraphrase as I do not remember many exact quotes.

The blue is water, duh. The being closest to the bottom is Spiderman with his web being thrown to the top of the scene. The Green Goblin is on top of his board with orange bombs on it attacking Spiderman (He drew the Green Goblin brown so I had to remind him of what color he really should be. You're welcome, folks). I am unsure of who is being attacked at the top of the scene but it does not look good for them. In a later drawing by the same student and another male kindergarten student, I (yes, the speech therapist) was being held captive in jail by the Green Goblin and Spiderman, Batman, and Robin were all trying to save me. Unfortunately, they did not save me but they all escaped before the bomb went off and I died, tragically, at the hands of the "bad guy".

I now fear that the Green Goblin is after me and that even with superheroes, I cannot be saved. Any reassuring words would be helpful.

KasHatter

Saint Patty's Day! 'Twill be our newest theme.

Patricia is a classy lady