This was part of an assignment for the Illustrating Children’s Books class. We are to take one of the critters from Ed Emberley’s Drawing Book of Animals and make a three panel “story” about someone throwing a ball, the critter catching the ball, and then running away with said ball.
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lol! Very cute, Teresa! I hope you’re enjoying this! I’m feeling you really rolling toward your goal. ❤
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Aww, thanks, Laura! I hope I am.
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A robot cat! Must be hard to train. 😉
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Very funny, this is the kind of action kids like.
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Very cool. Sounds like a great class.
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Great movement. Love this!
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One of my old neighbors had a cat that used to go into the hall, and when we opened our front door, Max would dash in and head straight for my yarn…
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Love this, Teresa!! 💕😃 Cool that you choose a ball of yarn… The story doesn’t end that way…hmmm…how far will the cat get? What or who will get wrapped up in string?! A cliffhanger! I like it! 😎👍🏻
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Cute! My sister and I loved Ed Emberley books when we were kids. So I’ve got extra smiles from your cat. 🙂
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A class on illustrating children’s books, that sounds like a blast! And Ed Emberley’s books are always great to look at – this is a fun sketch!
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Totally in the moment! Cute!
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Hah! He’s supposed to be a real cat (stylized)…equally hard to train. 😀
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I guess that’s why Ed Emberley’s books are so very popular! 🙂
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It’s very informative and fun!
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Thanks, Catherine! I had hoped it would. 🙂
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LOL! That’s too funny…well, maybe not for you since your yarn might be not have survived Max. 😉
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Looks like Kitty has reached the end of its yarn…hahaha! ❤
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Aww, I’m so glad, Coleen!
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Thanks! It has been fun so far in the first week. 🙂 Emberley has a unique way of doing art!
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Thanks, Pat!
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Haha!! True! Even more awesome!
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Super cute :-)! Love how much playful energy you can put into a simple cat drawing.
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Ed Emberley is a genius! You might want to check out some of his how to draw books…they’re for kids but any artist can learn how to distill objects into simple shapes to draw faster and capture the essence better. 🙂
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Hmm… that sounds like a good idea. Maybe I will!!! I think it would be fun to do little animal cartoons. I’ll put this one in my idea box :-).
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