I was updating my website with excerpts from my books when I came across some graphics from an old version of my website from over seven years ago. These were images drawn for Rakes and Radishes when I was learning how to illustrate in Flash. Granted, I’m not a very good digital artist, but these images brought back happy memories. Thank you for letting me share them with you.
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These are sweet!
Awww. Thanks.
Oh wow I’m really loving that novel Miss Watson is reading!
I want it! ~ =D
That little book within a book causes so much trouble in R&R 🙂
These images are so cute! I didn’t know you could draw.
Oh, I draw much better with pencil and paper! This was me experimenting with Flash. I actually made a Flash movie, but I’m too embarrassed to show it.
Show it. You could do a Graphic novel . You have the talent. Do it for fun once the contract is fulfilled. Don’t hide your talent. Love the scenes.
Maybe I’ll take some classes at SCAD.
That looks great!
Makes me want to reread R&R! And ditto Nancy.
Thank you, @Florence!
I’ll draw and you make a soundtrack @Tia!