Actually this is me saying 'moo'. And a man cow facing the other way.
My face has some peculiar angles from underneath.
This messy minotaur has borrowed Ric Flair's trunks. He is wrestling with a flower.
My thought process seems to involve a whole lotta scribblin' these days.
Self with unsettlingly large infant forehead and crazy person eyes (plus gentle innocent cattle person):
These two cows live two gardens away from our house. They are my neighbours. They know me and Bob. They can see me when I'm in the bathroom brushing my teeth. they say 'moo!' at me. The black and white one seems kind of agitated lately. The brown one has a deeper more melifluous moo. But she is a lady not a man cow.
5 comments:
Bovine brilliance. More please!
I love your scribbly sketches; one of the coolest things is that even though I don't always know what I'm seeing, I can tell that it has real meaning. It's fun trying to decipher the lines, and also just fascinating to look at them (a bit like reading a foreign language).
Thanks again for sharing, Chloe.
Hi Chloe....How many girl I know would Mooooo.. & draw herself as a cow. You are unquie & your drawing too.
//my thought process seems to involve a whole lotta scribblin' these days//
That is what I see - your thought process- in the way you talk/write and draw. The result is so personal and expressive.
great cow, great drawing, great post!
tim
Thank you Julie and Tim.
I have lots of scribbly stuff that I don't post, because I don't want the whole thing to become an unseemly tangle of squiggles. But thanks for seeing something in them.
wow, these drawings are amazing. i randomly found your blog trying to google "ric flair" to find some reference pics, but i ended up here. the internet is amazing!!! i'll take more of a gander once i find a ric flair pic worth drawing myself...
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