If you have ever been to a library book sale I'm sure you'll be able to relate to the drawing above.

 Sulky boy is sulky. The motif is inspired by Mucha. Thank goodness I don't have to say that out loud. I was at a con once and commented that a drawing looked Mucha inspired. Feeling very proud of myself for being able to remember an artist and recognize their style, she then replied that yes it was and "It's pronounced MucHA" I don't reference artists anymore. 

Matthew 12:33

Doodles

 So not too long ago my family and I re-watched the original series and thus, this doodle came into   existence. As you can see, Kirk has already filled his shirt-ripping quota for this episode.

 Also some older doodles from when Spiderman first came out.

 Oh and when I read Fahrenheit 451 I got super inspired and came up with their logo

I'm Baaaack!

So after (cough) 8 months of not posting, I have decided to revive the blog. HUZZAH!

When people ask about my Etsy, I usually direct them towards my blog as well, just cause I have a lot of variety of plush and general craftiness that I've made. It seems a grand idea until I realize that I haven't posted since last year. Whoops. 

This is a promise that I shall be posting weekly hereafter. My promise. There it is. 

Moving on from the "I feel guilty I haven't posted in forever" part and onto some fun doodles.

I know it's kinda stereotypical of artists to draw inspiration from songs, but with Florence I just can't help it okay. Stop shaking your head. Stop it. Florence is DIFFERENT. 

I think we can all guess which one this is. 

Stick around folks because I shall be here next week with even more crafty stuff! 

Sharpie love

I was really inspired last week to start a giant sharpie doodle. I'm still working on it, not sure if I want it to cover the whole board or just a part of it. 

My favorite part of this is probably the little mushroom guy from mario kart, he's in the upper left corner