Saturday, February 25, 2012
Friday, February 24, 2012
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Spring Break
Two weeks ago, I had some lovely plans for spring break. I was planning to go on a sea kayaking trip to Florida.
I was told I would get to see sea turtles!
Maybe even manatees!
I signed myself up for the trip, and lived life as cheerfully as ever. For a week or so, anyway.
I loved that song a little too much.
I called the courthouse and tried to reschedule my court appearance.
So, unless I find something to do over spring break that doesn't conflict with my court appearance, my spring break plans will have changed from this:
To this:
Not to be depressing or anything.
I was told I would get to see sea turtles!
Maybe even manatees!
I signed myself up for the trip, and lived life as cheerfully as ever. For a week or so, anyway.
I loved that song a little too much.
I called the courthouse and tried to reschedule my court appearance.
So, unless I find something to do over spring break that doesn't conflict with my court appearance, my spring break plans will have changed from this:
To this:
Not to be depressing or anything.
Monday, February 20, 2012
from the dinosaur days #2
Here's another thing I drew on paper before I discovered how fun it is to draw on the computer:
My original caption said, "This is what flowers do when you aren't looking. They don't get eaten by squirrels. They just... take off."
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Sunday, February 12, 2012
giant evil millipede
This is an exaggerated version of the dream I had last night:
It was scary, but I woke up before it ate me.
Friday, February 10, 2012
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Michael Angelo
Sometimes, people spell "Michelangelo" as "Michael Angelo." I think it's funny, but also kind of sad.
Some people only know of the Ninja Turtle version of Michelangelo, which is also funny, but sad.
When I think of Michelangelo, I imagine three entities:
First, there's Michelangelo Buonarotti, the artist from the High Renaissance. Hopefully you are familiar with him and his work. If you aren't, that makes me sad.
Then there's Michelangelo, the Ninja Turtle.
Finally, there's Michael Angelo, Michelangelo Buonarotti's alter ego. He was created by the people who spell "Michelangelo" incorrectly.
Michael Angelo is mean.
Including old grandmas.
Sometimes, Michael Angelo doesn't make any sense. That is quite obviously a walking stick. And "David" is quite obviously one of the greatest works of art ever. But that doesn't keep Michael Angelo from being mean. (That is the most precious cartoon granny I have ever, ever drawn.)
Michael Angelo is even mean to me sometimes.
Some people only know of the Ninja Turtle version of Michelangelo, which is also funny, but sad.
When I think of Michelangelo, I imagine three entities:
First, there's Michelangelo Buonarotti, the artist from the High Renaissance. Hopefully you are familiar with him and his work. If you aren't, that makes me sad.
Then there's Michelangelo, the Ninja Turtle.
Finally, there's Michael Angelo, Michelangelo Buonarotti's alter ego. He was created by the people who spell "Michelangelo" incorrectly.
Michael Angelo is mean.
Michael Angelo isn't only mean to little kids, though. He's mean to everyone.
Sometimes, Michael Angelo doesn't make any sense. That is quite obviously a walking stick. And "David" is quite obviously one of the greatest works of art ever. But that doesn't keep Michael Angelo from being mean. (That is the most precious cartoon granny I have ever, ever drawn.)
Michael Angelo is even mean to me sometimes.
But it's not difficult to shut him up.
YOU THINK THIS POST IS OVER?
It quite obviously is.
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