Come on, let’s have a show! Here is what you do next in your journey to draw a napkin.
Step 3a-3d: Repeat steps 1a-1d
Step 3e: Draw yourself at your big exhibition opening greeting all the admiring guests.
Step 3f: Color in the drawing of yourself at the big opening.
Step 3f: Make sure to include your art and the rich and famous collectors, dealers and critics who will be there.
Step 3g: Show yourself complimenting them on their outfit and hair (if they have any).
Step 3h: Show yourself selling your work. Tell them the piece would go well over their bed.
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Concept, drawings and commentary by Marty Coleman, who is no relation to the artist in the drawings. Really.
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Fact of the day:
There are over 60 Museums on the Island of Manhattan, New York City.
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This is a super series of cartoons. I am falling in love with the way you draw your stick figures. What’s so unusual about it that catches my eye, Marty ?~!
Rock on, “dude of the hour” in my eyes.
Thanks Lynda! I have always wanted to be ‘dude of the hour’ so I am quite excited by the honor.
I think I know what is so unusual about them.
1. They all have big balloon heads, something everyone is attracted to.
2. Some of them have balloon breasts as well, a feature many wish to attain.
3. They have claw like hands, always a useful feature for grabbing things.
4. Some have very pretty hair.
5. Finally, they are in all ways anatomically correct according to the stick figure anatomy book I use as a reference.
What do you think?