Nowadays most animals I draw have googly, bloodshot eyes that gaze creepily in different directions, but back in high school art was serious business, and I spent hours sketching various breeds of dogs, mice, birds and primates.
That was back in the pre-digital age, which seems almost unimaginable now. My cumbersome art folios are still mostly in existence, gathering dust in the attic. Luckily years ago I had the foresight to digitise the images, and the other day it occured to me that I can print them on t-shirts. Why did I not think of that earlier...
I printed of the the chimps because I think chimps are the greatest. Now I just need to find some poop to fling around to complete the bonding ritual.
That was back in the pre-digital age, which seems almost unimaginable now. My cumbersome art folios are still mostly in existence, gathering dust in the attic. Luckily years ago I had the foresight to digitise the images, and the other day it occured to me that I can print them on t-shirts. Why did I not think of that earlier...
I printed of the the chimps because I think chimps are the greatest. Now I just need to find some poop to fling around to complete the bonding ritual.
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| Chimpalicious kid's t-shirt |
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