Tuesday, September 16, 2008

An artist, I am not.

Yesterday Sarah asked me to color with her. So I sat down and started doodling.

She loves to direct my activities so she told me to draw a princess. And she was going to draw a princess as well.

My art skills are lacking but I tried my best.

Sarah's princess looks so cute and dainty. (Although her earrings are clearly too large for her face!)

My princess, however, looks more like a drag queen.


Check out the large biceps, the wide shoulders and the manly nose. Even the eye shadow and blush appear to be applied with a heavy,unskilled hand.

Sarah took one look at my princess, giggled and said, "She's not very pretty."

I guess I need to put down the crayons and stick to blogging...

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22 comments:

  1. Your princess needs to do more reps with lighter weights. And look into some implants.

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  2. It's better than what I would have drawn! Fortunately, I get asked to draw things like a firetruck (ahem...looks more like a ladybug!) or houses (which aren't too hard!)

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  3. oh how cute..and funnY! i love to draw..but am not soo great either..so i stick to blogging bout random things! haha..

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  4. That is so funny!! I laughed until I cried. Thanks for the laugh, Beth. :)

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  5. Yours looks better than mine would!

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  6. She's not very pretty.

    Hilarious.

    I have zero artistic skill so I am actually impressed with your attempt.

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  7. You are too funny. I have the same problem. It is hard to tell the difference between my kids art work and mine.

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  8. I was never very good at drawing people. Stick figures I can do no problem. But real people? Not so much.

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  9. You did better than I could've done!

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  10. Crackin' up over here. Total drag queen. Love it.

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  11. Aw, mom!! You did your best. That's all we want.

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  12. Dude I'm the same way. At least she had shoulders. I draw stick people...and *ahem* stick animals.

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  13. I'm a horrible artist, and my daughter goes to daddy first when she needs something drawn or a coloring companion. I would say it hurts my feelings, but I'm always so relieved I don't have to bring another awful drawing into the world.

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  14. Hey!! Drag Queens make great princesses!!

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  15. She's direct, isn't she? :)

    I love to color...but I don't draw very well. That's life, I guess.

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  16. Even Butch looking girls need to feel like a princess. If it wasn't for 'air brushing' techniques- more magazine covers may look like that

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  17. She's not very pretty, I agree. All she needs is a 5 o'clock shadow.

    KEEP BELIEVING

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  18. Your princess looks like a "working girl" if you catch my drift! Not saying mine would look any better though!

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  19. LOVE this post. Heart it....want to marry it. :)

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  20. Love it! Love it! Love it! Just stubled across your blog and am sitting here LMAO!!!

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