Yet another doodle that was inspired by a conversation with my kids. The zebra’s flight is propelled by nose jets, but I didn’t properly plan the placement of the doodle on the paper, so- unfortunately- his nostril rockets are not represented here in all their glory. The failure to include them is truly one of the saddest moments in my artistic career.
As promised in a previous post, here is the finished “pilot” illustration that will be in the June 2009 In Touch magazine. I had a lot of fun doing this one. Click on the thumbnail to view a larger version of the final piece.
My daughter loves for me to tell her stories about her adventures with Humphrey the Flying Sheep. So far, they’ve flown down to Florida to see her grandmother, Kaysey; had a picnic with all the other flying sheep in their homeland (the clouds, of course); and chased runaway birthday party balloons through the treetops.
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