i've discovered that sometimes when i'm looking for inspiration,
it's nice to catch up with an old friend, like my dover doodle book......
because on the pages inside, you can always create silly stories about new friends....
like tom, and his day at the museum:
like tom, and his day at the museum:
(tom's silly story goes like this....)
"once upon a time, tom found something he liked
in the case at the museum."
in the case at the museum."
"and it didn't take long before tom was in a
glazed-over-eyes-must-have-choco-trance."
"actually, it became an all-out choco-emergency."
later that day, tom had discovered the moral of the silly story:
"always be prepared"
(or in choco-terms, always carry a hammer in your backpack.)
:))
"always be prepared"
(or in choco-terms, always carry a hammer in your backpack.)
:))
derwent inktense pencils, and a 4B graphite pencil}
I love it Lori! Your text and drawings are wonderful! I follow your blog and I always enjoy your posts.
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too cute. I love how you interpret the pages in this book.
ReplyDeletehaha, that's funny! I actually can see him move in my mind.
ReplyDeletethis definitely qualifies as a morning giggle, too stinkin cute! Hugs
ReplyDeleteIt was to have a good laugh about this.
ReplyDeleteLiefs, Melanie
Love this! Now must have chocolate...can't resist...
ReplyDeleteI love it! And I have had several "emergencies" lately!
ReplyDeleteHilarious!
ReplyDeletebelgische chocolade is dus echt wereldberoemd !
ReplyDeleteI've had a few chocolate emergencies myself this week!
ReplyDeleteWhat's funny is that I almost purchased the book today at Barnes and Noble but passed because I was in a hurry. Ugh!
I love how you do that thing you do! That is awesome! I can't wait to see what else you do to those pages :)
ReplyDeleteyou are so cute!
ReplyDeleteThis made me laugh! I love it!
ReplyDeleteFunny little story and that Belgium chocolate is not long for this world. Thank you for this smile that is as wide as my face (covered in chocolate dribbles). Creative Hearts are Happy Hearts Dear...
ReplyDeleteLOL, this is terrific! Nice to see this post:)
ReplyDeleteFran T xo
I love how you make a wonderful story just by adding your little doodles and words! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteHehehe so cute and fabulous
ReplyDeleteMargaret xx
Gotta tell ya..I went in and ordered 3 of these - one for me and one each for my granddaughters 9 and 12 years old -( both live far from me ) and I'm going to tell them to complete them in their own story & words..then we'll all 3 compare! Fun huh? Thanks for the great tip!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea! Nice sharing this with us!
ReplyDeleteAdorable of course! Sure put a big SMILE on my face! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteYour page is delightful! So creative! What a great book idea - I have never seen these, but they are now on my wish list/ to do list. I'll be watching for more of these in your posts! Thanks for sharing!
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