Here's the final collection of entries for the Thanksgiving Contest. Thank you everyone for participating in this contest. Great work.
Kristi G.
Yesterday I walked into the kitchen and noticed Liezl and Quincy working on a project together while Ava stood watching, hoping to join in. I asked what they were up to, and Liezl responded by saying they were planning a Thanksgiving play. She was the Indian princess and Quincy was the beautiful pilgrim girl. I asked them if they could include Ava in the play, and they both said she already had an important part. Ava was thrilled to be their turkey and did a terrific job. I am so thankful for my silly girls!!!!
Nate S.
For about a year now, really it began about when I began this blog, I heard a story that just made me laugh, it was so sweet. My niece heard about the wonderfully magical properties of turkey wishbones and began scheming how she could insure she was able to make the wish and also presure her younger sister to wish for the same thing in case. I wanted to make some story off that idea somehow, about a girl that wants to make a wish or that does and the zany things that follow. So far I've only had ideas on this story, no direct storyline but the girl would have to be a compeling character.
Scott W.
I almost didn't have time, but I do have some quick sketches. I have been toying with the idea of vegan twins...my family liked the fat ones the best...the idea for thanksgiving would be that they don't want to eat the turkey, but I'm also toying with the idea of the same twins not wanting to be secret agents - as a short story. Could be fun.
(Sorry Scott, I have attempted to fix the squashing of the picture. I have attempted to repost this and add the image in various ways but it comes out squished horizontally everytime. Great picture though.)
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Illustration / Story Contest: Thanksgiving Adventure
Hey group, let's get going on a quick contest. I want you to do a quick sketch and/or story idea centered around the wonders of Thanksgiving. You can explore the idea as you wish but I want it to center somehow around the famous holiday for food, family, and fun (for most). Have fun with it and don't feel like you have to develop the story or illustration past a rough sketch.
Deadline: Sunday, November 28th at midnight.
(If you send them in to me before Thanksgiving I'll do my best to post them before Thanksgiving as a visual treat to munch on while you're digesting turkey or cranberry sauce.)
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