I pad peanuts :)

It's been a while since I've posted anything because I'm drawing all 72 designs for the Cinderella play at my school via I pad :) However I drew the peanuts main crew :)


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Powerpuff girls

What can I say? I got bored during class and drew the Power Puff Girls :)


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Nihau IPad :)

Hey guys :) Today I was watching my sister and got bored while she was watching kiddy shows so I drew Kailan (right spelling?) from Nihau Kailan :)


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I pad drawing of Cheshire cat

The Cheshire cat :) Mysterious and fun! Had to draw him.


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I pad drawing of teach... :)

Hey guys here's a pic of one of the subs for a teacher. I was very booored during study hall so just had to draw her. ;)


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Dexter's Lab drawing on iPad

Here's a drawing of Dexter from Dexter's lab. My dad got Dexters Lab for DVD and I got easily inspired! :)


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Teddy on iPad:)

Here's a pic of my "Uncle Ted", Ted Tucker. He's a great cartoonist and caricature artist and my Dad's best friend. I really like the plaid I drew on his jacket :)



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I pad dragon

Here's a dragon I drew. I was really inspired by the marvelous art of "How to train your Dragon" :)


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I pad drawing of robin B)

Here's a pic of Robin I drew in Art Studio. Got an amazing reference off of the new series Young Justice. :)


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I pad drawing of Minnie :)

This is Minnie mouse which I drew in Art Studio!


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I pad drawing Again :)

Here's a drawing I did of Jerry from Tom&Jerry


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iPad toons

Hey people! I got an iPad for Christmas and have been drawing on Art Studio. Here's one of my first drawings on it. More to come!


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Hey, it's me!

Hi this is Brady. I am now writing my own blog. I will try to post every week. So welcome back to my blog!!

Etch a Sketch

Brady's Dad here. Man, I was never any good at all at drawing on the Etch a Sketch as a kid. Brady, though, did this bunny thing the other night in a couple of minutes that really impressed me. I still couldn't do this.

Toon Weekly: Alien

Here is my Toon Weekly alien for this week. I hope you like it.

Toon Weekly!

This is my entry for www.ToonWeekly.com 's medieval challenge this week. I hope you like it!

Epcot!

Me and "Coco" (Chloe) at Epcot. Our Moms took us on the field trip and we all hung out together.
Just for your information, I'm not short, Chloe is really tall. Her Dad is now a Pastor, but used to be a professional basketball player. He's seven feet tall!!

Joy To The World!

Merry Christmas!!! For the illustration here, Brady won an award in the Orlando Sentinel's Holiday Art Contest this week! There were over 2400 entries, and only 42 kids got awards.
I'm so proud of her!

Thanksgiving play!

Here's a pic of Brady and two of her best friends in her class this year, Bailey and Chloe. All three were narrators of the play (because they're so good at public speaking) . Afterwards, since they hadn't gotten to be in the "prop school bus" that figured in the play, like their non-narrator classmates had, all three had to run over and pop their heads through the window. I was lucky enough to get this shot of them. Too cute...

Summer Cartooning Class

This past Summer, Brady finally got to take the Cartooning class she's been waiting to be old enough for, at the Orlando Museum of Art (They actually called for me to teach it, but I was too busy). On the final day, when I went to pick her up, she had this big poster board in hand with her project from the last few days. Their assignment was to come up with a story, and draw a comic page of it...
The story, she told me, is that a girl finds a lsot dog (Brady REALLY wants a dog these days), and the dog is sad. The girl takes the dog to the mall, buys him a collar, and then they leave the mall, and live happily ever after.

I knew something was "different" when I looked at this page, but couldn't determine what, exactly. I knew that it was odd that she'd made an unconventional panel arrangement that was still readable. But then, she pointed out to me, she'd made the story IN THE SHAPE OF A DOG.
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I was speechless. I have scanned in and highlighted the page here to the best of my ability (although it doesn't do it justice). Making unconventional pages, in the shape of the thing you're talking about? Geez! I didn't even know about this until college, when I read Will Eisner's books on storytelling. How on earth did she know about it?

I still don't know. And, I even asked...no, her teacher never said to do anything like this. She just came up with it. I guess all that comic book reading we've been doing rubbed off, somehow.