One tequila, two tequila, three tequila, floor.
Done in copic markers, liner, & paint. Remember that things look different behind glass and water. Make sure you change your lines and shading to accommodate the differences.
Available in bookmark and 5×7 print.
This little doggie can’t wait to tap that… Keg.
Done with copic marker, liner, and paint pen this guys collar mimics the keg he’s standing on. There weren’t a lot of questions about color with this one. The keg was a specific color, the dog is only this color. Only real color choice was collar and I could have done this pic without. In fact most of these aren’t wearing any clothing options. So why does this one? It really brings the two parts of the picture together. That and it says this pug is just crazy for this keg mmmmm.
Jaegermeister sports a deer on it’s bottles so this bottle clearly can’t be Jaegermeister 😉 but that little deer just couldn’t resist a cup.
This was made with copic marker, liner, and paint pen. Sometimes you see me type paint pen and sometimes copic paint. The difference is sometimes, if the marker isn’t dry, the color will leek through the paint pen but you can remove it with a wet finger. Copic paint has to go on with a paint brush and doesn’t come off without removing marker but the marker doesn’t seep through.
What makes a sugar glider so sweet?
Made with copic markers and liners this guy really likes his drinks sweet. So many animals are brown but luckily there are plenty of bright colored drinks to do with them. I almost put an umbrella with this little guy but decided it would just muddy up the pic.
I am not sure that an ice cream split is the natural habitat of a rabbit, but he certainly seems to be enjoying it. Not sure he is going to manage the last scoop, let alone the banana, at this rate. That is a real shame since we know that a banana split is health food as long as you finish the fruit.
