Back in the Stone Age when I was young, these are the Foodtoons we used to draw. The big thing was fire-roasted venison, and simply everyone was gathering locally-grown produce. Ah, the good old days.
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Saturday, August 28, 2010
Nostalgia
Back in the Stone Age when I was young, these are the Foodtoons we used to draw. The big thing was fire-roasted venison, and simply everyone was gathering locally-grown produce. Ah, the good old days.Thursday, August 26, 2010
Remembrance of Foodtoons Past
Several years ago, in a misguided attempt to actually make something of myself, I took a few classes at the University of Rhode Island. It was there, in an elective summer art class, that the professor took one look at the tomato in my rendering of a still life and pronounced it "too cartoony." Obviously, his middle name was not Nostradamus, because he could not foresee the big future I had ahead of me drawing food cartoons.I decided to do an artist's rendering of my artist's rendering and add a smiley face because my friend Annie gave me some grape tomatoes from her Dad's garden that were so delicious they had me swooning.
I did the drawing in crayon because occasionally I like to let my inner eight-year-old come out to play. Take that, Mr. Professor Artist Dude.
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