To the brave souls who gave their life to save so many others, that fateful Monday, 10 years ago.
Showing posts with label commemorative art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label commemorative art. Show all posts
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Monday, July 4, 2011
God Bless America
— source*
I'm pretty sure I can't be much more explicit than this. Happy Fourth of July, everyone!
Associated avatars
*Note: when this was originally posted, the video was an embedded flash player. Now that flash has been discontinued, it has been replaced with a YouTube fan edit
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commemorative art,
Frank (mouse),
mouse avatar,
stumbled on
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Monday, May 9, 2011
What I gave my mother for Mother's Day
So, yeah, I sketched this in pencil, colored it on the computer, printed it, and gave it to my mother. It was wonderful to hear her laughter echoing through the house!
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bunnies,
commemorative art,
drawing,
family,
Frank (human),
just came to me
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Thursday, March 17, 2011
St. Patrick's day avatars
Usually, this kind of joke would be explained by me saving over an old file, but that's not the case.
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commemorative art,
Frank (mouse),
Jane,
mouse avatar
Friday, March 11, 2011
In Memoriam
A los hombres y mujeres caídos en sus trabajos aquel jueves, siete años atrás.
(To the men and women lost at their jobs on that fateful Thursday, seven years ago).
(To the men and women lost at their jobs on that fateful Thursday, seven years ago).
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Happy Thanksgiving!
Maybe I am not celebrating Thanksgiving this year, but that doesn't stop me from making something special for you to commemorate the occasion.

This is the first time I have a drawing ready on a date before it's actually supposed to go up. I guess we can call that a milestone!

This is the first time I have a drawing ready on a date before it's actually supposed to go up. I guess we can call that a milestone!
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
¡Felicidades, Chile!

For the past 70 days, 33 men, not all of them miners, have been trapped, 700 meters underground, in a collapsed mine in Chile. They managed to get organized, and survive, and are currently being rescued in what the Chilean president is rightfully calling a feat of engineering. Many happy returns, Chile (literally), from my humble little burrow digger, to yours.
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commemorative art,
Frank (mouse)
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Happy Columbus day
On this day, 518 years ago, an Italian entrepreneur captained a crew of Spaniards on a voyage never performed before. Although he became rich for discovering "new lands", he would die, 14 years later, convinced that he had merely found new islands to dot (what is now known as) Indonesia.
Like all vessels at the time, his ships were filled with all kinds of vermin. I can't help but wonder, if Columbus thought he had reached the East Indies, where did these mice think they had arrived?
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commemorative art,
Frank (mouse),
Jane,
Native-American dress
Friday, September 17, 2010
Scheduling muddle
I apparently made a mistake with the posting dates for the posts that would be automatically published. What follows is what I actually wanted to publish on September 11:
Labels:
blogging,
commemorative art,
Frank (mouse),
Jane,
Memorial art
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Fourth of July special
Take a moment to listen to The Star Spangled Banner. Seriously, do it. It is possibly the most American thing there is (after the Pledge of Allegiance... and Apple Pie... and Baseball... you get the idea)
The song was written during the War of 1812, and didn’t become the National Anthem until 1931.
For the Fourth of July (possibly the most American holiday… after Thanksgiving... ok, I’ll stop) I wanted to do something with the song in my avatar, for all those sites I comment on. So I decided to dress him as a US soldier during the War of 1812.
Labels:
commemorative art,
drawing,
mouse avatar
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![[Frank the mouse dips a black tailcoat into a flat-tipped thimble (to which a handle has been attached) filled with green liquid. Jane the vole looks on, apparently having just walked in.]
Jane: Uh… Frank, what are you doing?
Frank: Dyeing my Thanksgiving avatar green for St. Patrick’s Day, what’s it look like?
Jane: You do know that dye is permanent, right?](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgLSLdCVE0Rg8OW8LLei8wxD_veCqcMryNzThZQjDVVwlm9F2iX9NtvwscUU17_PbNnCYrXNn9xMKd3FZoyEQeuzo08bfniar2YrWPv60H5ClGumBOebhiI2mmDvJa5AG7iyuYSyqjX9nc/s1600/St+Patrick%2527s+1.png)



