Thanksgiving Coloring Book

Hi Everyone! This is a Coloring Book I did last year that I never posted about for "Thanksgiving". You can check it out here on Amazon at this link: "Thanksgiving Treasures". It also has a bit of a tribute to "Squanto" the Native American Indian who helped the Pilgrims/Puritans settle in the "New World" in order to avoid the Christian persecution in England at the time. Squanto taught them how to trade with the Native American Tribes in the area and worked as their "interpreter" and also taught them how to grow crops, fish and hunt. Although this Coloring Book isn't based on him, it gives some homage to the things he did and gives honor to why we celebrate the holiday of Thanksgiving as a whole. "Plymouth Rock" & "The National Monument to the Forefathers" are also featured along with some cute animal and fall drawings to color. Hope you all enjoy. Meanwhile, I'll be working on some other coloring books in the future, Lord willing if all goes well.

Wedding Caricature Gig

Well, I know it feels like a century since I posted artwork.. so out of the blue.. I figured I'd try to catch up on some things I've done.

This was just a gig I did for a wedding earlier in the year. Though I wasn't able to take enough photos of the work I did mainly because I was the only artist.. and there was a heck of a line to get done. lol. 

   

This couple (below) didn't get on my list to get a caricature in time.. so they emailed me & they were able to get one via-email. 

Wellington Village - Caricature Gig

Here's a few pics I thought I'd share from a gig I drew at 2 days ago. Sadly, I was only able to take a few pictures of my work due to the HIGH demand of people that were there. The Line I had of people wanting to get drawn was so giant. But at least I was able to take a few. 

(Above Pic): This was the sign for the event.

(Above Pic): Here's a Dirt-Biker kid

(Above Pic): And a 'Surfin Kid'

(Above Pic): Here were two 'Basketball Pros' on the same. I thought the kid on the
right was so funny. I love how his eyes dissappeared when he smiled. 

(Above Pic): Yaay, that's me - Sketch Artist in blue. Of course the place paid me.. 

but it was free for the people walking around. :)