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Pearce Family Halloween 2018
Posted in halloween, Uncategorized with tags halloween, pearce family holiday drawings, scooby doo on October 1, 2018 by Christopher PearceSketchbook: New Scooby Doo?
Posted in sketchbook with tags scooby doo, scooby doo where are you?, sketchbook on October 29, 2013 by Christopher Pearcenotes in a lunch box
Posted in Uncategorized with tags lunch box, my neighbor totoro, post it notes, scooby doo, totoro on September 6, 2012 by Christopher PearceElliot started back at preschool this week. It’s his final year before kindergarten and as such, he gets to bring his own lunch. Ellen went out and bought him a fancy lunch box… or at least, it looks fancy to me. I vastly preferred the plastic Thermos lunch boxes, with licensed characters on the front.
Anyway, Ellen asked me to draw Elliot something on his first day on a Post-It… and I’ve kept it up ever since. Ellen keeps sticking them up above the oven.
Elliot and Henry have recently discovered Scooby Doo in a big way and they’ve been obsessed with My Neighbor Totoro since the summer. I don’t know if I’m going to keep drawing these or if this was just kind of a “first week” thing… but here’s the first three.
chalkboard photo post #24
Posted in chalkboard drawings with tags chalkboard drawings, dr seuss, he-man, scooby doo, the cat in the hat on March 13, 2011 by Christopher PearceAlthough this is emphatically just a hobby for me, I have to admit… I get a little uptight about taking any self-imposed hiatus from posting. I’m not sure why this is, except that I’ve always prided myself a little on my ability to keep a schedule. “You may not like the comic,” I’ll think to myself, “but you can’t argue that I’m consistent.”
…but it was a good thing I took the week off, because damn. Stressful week. Next week my 10th grade students are taking the Ohio Graduation Test, which is stressful for them but sort of an easy five days for me. I spend the morning proctoring and the school runs on a two-hour delay schedule for the rest of the week. Meaning I see most of my classes for about 20 minutes before the bell rings and sends them off to their next 20 minute class.
All that’s just the long way around saying I’m back to posting comics and stuff… and thanks for being patient with me. This week’s chalkboard drawings (last week’s, now that I think about it) are behind the cut.