Congrats on the accomplishment. Something you can mark off your list of things to do in 2010. Wish I could see the finished product in person...for a lot of reasons. Weather here is rotten. Was the ice still there in the gin and tonic when you finished the drawing?
Do you see those dots that are connected with a bit more space between them? Those dots would be Snous and Dexter- they so want to sniff each other but the dashes are just too many. I LOVE the gin and tonic - so refreshing and the jasmine tea that goes so well with pho. You are such a wonderful drawer artist person- I so love your brain.
To answer the Zamboni question: It's a huge machine used to groom the ice on indoor skating rinks and hockey rinks. Thus being run over by one while ice fishing indicates the lady was not on a frozen lake in some deep woods location. And most likely few fish available under said ice. ;D
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Jasmyntee. Veral lekker as 'n ystee in die somer, vind ek. Jy teken mooi, ek is hopeloos met dit.
Congrats on the accomplishment. Something you can mark off your list of things to do in 2010. Wish I could see the finished product in person...for a lot of reasons. Weather here is rotten. Was the ice still there in the gin and tonic when you finished the drawing?
oh fabulous! i love it when i manage to fill a note book, such a sense of accomplishment!
hope you enjoying the wonderful summer weather!
Do you see those dots that are connected with a bit more space between them? Those dots would be Snous and Dexter- they so want to sniff each other but the dashes are just too many. I LOVE the gin and tonic - so refreshing and the jasmine tea that goes so well with pho. You are such a wonderful drawer artist person- I so love your brain.
Wonderful drawings! I have so many notebooks that none of them is likely to be finished any time soon!
To answer the Zamboni question: It's a huge machine used to groom the ice on indoor skating rinks and hockey rinks. Thus being run over by one while ice fishing indicates the lady was not on a frozen lake in some deep woods location. And most likely few fish available under said ice. ;D
Funny-I asked the same quetion about the zamboni!
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