Every year, I draw our family in a Halloween themed drawing. This is 2015′s effort. I had already done Ellen and I as Frankenstein’s Monster and The Bride a few years’ back but I wanted another whack at it with the kids in tow.
Here are some past Halloween (and Christmas!) drawings of the Pearce family.
This week, we’re looking at Universal Studios Monsters Magic Pictures, a coloring/activity book published by Golden Books/Western Publishing in 1992. I have no idea what the retail price of this was, but I got it for a dollar in a Goodwill store in Hocking Hills, Ohio.
As I mentioned a few weeks ago, the Universal Studios Monsters brand is the Cadillac of Halloween-related products in my eyes. Anyone can sell a generic flat-topped Frankenstein’s Monster costume for Halloween… or a kinda/sorta Creature from the Black Lagoon decoration to hang on your door, but Universal has the market cornered on the look of these classic ghouls.
I draw a picture of myself on my classroom’s chalkboard everyday. I collect those pictures as camera phone photos and post them on Sundays. See the rest here.
As is my tradition every October, the chalkboard becomes a countdown to Halloween with some of the most famous ghouls in monster-dom. This week, it’s Frankenstein and all attendant monsters therein! Continue reading
We’re still in Halloween week. I spent two days of this particular week in the computer lab of our school. More on that later… here are the chalkboard drawings!
I’m short a comic this week. Here’s some stuff.
A quick comic out of my sketchbook about buying some art off Etsy. Not funny, not memorable to anyone besides me. I’m a profoundly stupid and uninteresting guy, but I swear… Ellen’s smart and awesome.
Thanks to Netflix Instant, I am a complete convert to Doctor Who… or at least, the modern version of Doctor Who. I spent a good portion of my spring break getting up to speed with episodes of the second season.
Something that I’m working on for a friend.
Teachable Moments 