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IF: PUNCHLINE

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Here is my illustration for this week's illustrationfriday prompt PUNCHLINE








HA! Oh so funny.


they call it a knee slapper


who does that for real?


Check out my daughter's post below.

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posted by Jim Howard, 8:09 AM | link | 3 comments |

IF: PUNCHLINE




I sat down to create a piece for this week's prompt and my three-year-old daughter, Grace, worked with me. I cut some of the pieces, but the art direction and composition were all hers. She didn't like the text on the face--guess my current style is lost on her. She also question where the pretty face was. She happily accepted the cut paper circles as eyes but when she decided she needed a nose, she picked up the pencil. That's pretty interesting, to me at least. When her figure was complete, she insisted on a house. I was thinking metaphorically like when I place figures in a space (usually a roughly inked piece of paper). She wanted more than just a space, she wanted a house. The funny thing is, when I gave it to her she wasn't pleased that the person wouldn't fit INSIDE. I told her "that's okay, he can stand in front". Did I just teach her about space?

For the few that may read this (and are interested), this isn't Grace's first post. Check out this one from a few weeks back.

It has taken me 30+ years to get comfortable with my work. Grace happily sat and cut and pasted all morning with me. I am blessed!

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posted by Jim Howard, 7:54 AM | link | 3 comments |

IF: FORGOTTEN

Monday, June 09, 2008

Here is my illustration for this week's illustrationfriday prompt FORGOTTEN






Did I lock the car?


why is it so hard to remember?


Must have forgotten...

posted by Jim Howard, 1:04 PM | link | 8 comments |