A friend of mine once told me how her sister buried her beloved stuffed bear, "Fudge", in the backyard of their childhood home and never went back for it. The story inspired this doodle which I did for a larf.
Update 03.27.06:
Thanks for all the comments, folks! I am really getting into this blog and all the back and forth is inspiring me to get busy and stay busy drawing.
Y'know, Fudge sounds a bit like Gir (Invader Zim, anyone?) in my head...
13 comments:
Wonderful drawing. :)
Wow, very scary story. One day papa bury my brother in the jungle. I wished he would come but he never come.
Now I am thinking this not bad thing - maybe I scare like lady in you nice picture?
What a fun (and a bit scary) story you have illustrated here. It made me laugh. Thanks for the nice comments you left in my blog!
www.wynlen.no
hahahaha funny! thanks for the kind comment on my blog! your blogs great, i'm gonna check it out regular like.
funny stuff heehee
ha ha!! that makes me wonder what my younger brother would have done if his tattered one-eyed Grover doll came back from the dead (dumpster). great drawing and idea here.
Ha ha! Nice one Fran.
great illo and a really scary story!!
cool stuff man, i dig your blog, especially like the naked frolicking guy in the previous pic
Ha! This zombie teddy is scary funny! Reminds me of the reworked toys next door in Toy Story. Maybe this teddy is just misunderstood, and needs a hug. :P
i enjoyed this one! i can feel the scary surprised feeling!
This is really funny. You should draw a sequel to the Velveteen Rabbit about his return for vengence as a zombie. F
-Olivia from the bus
THis is TOOO funny and wicked!! Love it!! THe expression on the kid is awesome!! LOL I can hear Invader Zim in my head!!
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