365 Project, Day 148

Name the movie. All correct answers will get there name put in a drawing to get a free Modded Portrait.

Fitzgerald attempts to fish

Some good progress, brought to you by Pink, Mumford and Sons, Alabama Shakes, Imagine Dragons and a few other assorted songs.

365 Project, Day 147

Googly Eyed people. Suggested by Carolyn Curtis.

365 Project, Day 146

Cryptozoology, as suggested by Carolyn Curtis of Google Plus fame

Murky: Homo Murcatus

Here we have an artist's rendition of a "Murky." An amphibious beast that lives in the swamps, creeks and floodplains in the gully behind my Grandma's house. Seriously..... one of them still has my shoe it stole from me when it tried to pull me under. If it wan't for my brother grabbing my hands and pulling me to safety, I might have become their dinner. There are eye witness accounts from my cousins who also ventured out into the gully behind Grandma's house.

Murkies tend to be ambush predators and wait for their prey to come to them. They have eyes mounted on the top of their heads so they can peer above the surface without revealing their presence. With powerful limbs, they can get away easily before they are detected.

365 Project, Day 145

Captain Jet Black and the tentacled beast of Barathoom

Carolyn C from Google Plus requested tentacles

365 Project, Day 144

The Bacon Donut, requested by Scott Krichau

I really, really, really want to try this with a nice big cup of java.  

365 Project, Day 143

Mojo Jojo on to of the world, as suggested by Mike S.

365 Project, Day 142

Meet Gnash Bonecruncher, MD.

Goblin Plague doctor at your service.

Suggested by Ian McCurdy

Since you have the plague, you're pretty much dead, and Gnash knows this. His job is to make you as comfortable as possible..... by bashing in your skull and putting you out of your misery. But not to worry. He's brought dinnerware so that he and his friends may dine on your flesh. Now doesn't that make you feel more comfortable in these troubling times?

365 Project, 141

Purple Piksqueaks

These little guys walk around at about 2 to 3 feet high and they live On The Other Side of The World. They live in a world with large Slimy Squirmy Floppimoose and Hairy Gooberstanks. They are responsible for guarding the Hole to The Other Side of The World.

They are incredibly curious and are, at this moment, looking over my shoulder, pulling at my arms so they can get a better look at the portrait I drew of Phil. That's the guy pictured above. They can't read so it won't matter that I let you know that they are INCREDIBLY annoying in their inquisitiveness..... and they have a strange cough syrup smell to them.

365 Project, 140

Random Name Search Anthropomorphized. Request David Bell

I chose Woody Allen to search and turned him in to a pig. Read into it what you will.

365 Project, Day 139

Steam Punk Ghostbusters, as suggested by David Bell

365 Project, Day 138

Chinese Waves. Floating Island style.  As suggested by Natron

The entire American Navy was swallowed by the ocean ferocity known as Tim.

365 Project, Day 137

The Crooked Forest of Oobapaloo

Terrain, suggested by Ann Milzarski

The Crooked Forest of Oobapaloo is home to the Purple Garflax. The people are wonderfully friendly and excellent at making Sugar Frosted Snaggle Butts, known throughout the galaxy as the best cure for foot odor.

365 Project, Day 136

Faun Girl as suggested by Katie Loughrin

I imagine her singing "Tra la la" as she skips throughout the woods.  The other Faun Folk are just pinching the bridge of their nose, shaking their heads.

HELP!!!

My brain's doing some wonky things and refusing to cooperate with a lot of aspects of my life right now and creativity and art in general is one of them.  I want to keep doing these sketch-a-days because, well, they're a sketch every day. So, I'm asking if you can throw out ideas that you might want to see me sketch. Nothing too spectacular, of course.  No Chuck Norris battling Jormundgandr while riding a battle toad across the River Styx while holding a scimitar. Heck, you can even go back through some of the old posts and ask for a different version, or something related to it.

When I work it up, you'll get full credit for the idea that started it. So, anyway, help me jump start my brain and throw some ideas at me.

So please, please, please throw a bunch of requests at me so I can get this bogged down hunk of junk rolling again. kaythanksbye.

365 Project, Day 135

The Parachute Plant, also known as the Errant Wanderer

This large plant, from Icarus, starts out as just a large flowering plant, but once the flowers are seeded a marvelous transformation takes place. The flower immediately starts a rapid growth into a "fruit." Except, it's actually a fully developed plant that's growing within the pods. Once the plant is mature enough, it detaches from the parent plant and the casing surrounding it splits open to become large foils that catch the wind and carry it away. Sometimes these plants can be carried to a completely different plateau. The plant eventually sheds it's foils and lands on the ground with active roots that immediately begin digging in the ground and the process starts all over again.

365 Project, Day 134

The Luchtkoe

or Air Cow as their affectionately known. (It's the dutch translation.... I looked it up on Babelfish)

The Luchtkoe wasn't originally a ground "bird." It was bred that way once the colonists of Icarus realized that they didn't have a reliable source of protein.  

365 Project, Day 133

The Greater Oblako

Named by one the original colonists to Icarus, who happened to be Russian. When he looked up in the sky, he could see these great, pale beasts just floating around in the sky.... like clouds. Oblako is Russian for cloud.... at least in it's English spelling. (I looked it up online.... and everything on the web is true.)  It was through these great beasts that they were able to settle most of the mushroom, rocky islands. The gave the people of Icarus much greater range than the swiftly deteriorating gliders that they originally used.

365 Project, Day 132

The Mushroom Mountains of Icarus

Icarus was settled centuries ago when a human expedition crashed on to one of the plateaus. They called their new home Icarus because the only way they could get around was by building large gliders from the remnants of their space ship. Through exploration, it was discovered that the entire surface of the planet was covered with water and these rock formations.