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 We are all in this together. Pick up an orphan and raise it as your own. Species differences are not a barrier.
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cute designn (:
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ivejustquitsmoking on Jul 29 '08 reminds me of something
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beautiful illo and so sweet! PRINT! $555555
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SO CUTE!!!!!!!!!!
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good designn
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Definitely charming. I'd wear it :O)
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Kind of Where the Wild Things Are, but only in the kid, not the style.
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aww
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Kind of Where the Wild Things Are meets the Jungle Book.
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Very tender...
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sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet
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What if the bear is hungry?
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Sweet! Great bear, and such a soft little one.
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Damn! Took the idea straight away from me, haha. Looks good!
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Aeew!
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you did not just compare your drawing to Where The Wild Things Are...
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The drawing is not comparable to Where the Wild Things are, or the Jungle Book, but conceptually it is in the realm of people and animals coexisting together the way that those 2 works are. Where the Wild Things Are is an amazing work that I can't compete with. I was only replying to the previous post from Robotwaste, saying that my design reminded him of Where the Wild Things are. The comparison was in concept, not in trying to elevate my work to the level of Sendak's masterpiece. I hope that clarifies things. Thanks for the post SheepMan22.
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very nice illo
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The child is adorable! But the polah looks kinda plain. Perhaps touching up the bear so it is more inline with the child.
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cute, but I don't know if its good on a shirt.
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Reminds me of the Golden Compass
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