Talking Animals, 1998-2014 – A Collection

by | Nov 3, 2014 | 1 comment

  Early on in my napkin drawings I started adding in our pets.  We had a dog and cat, and now we have 2 dogs and a cat.  They are recurring characters.  We also had a snake, a turtle and lots of pet rats when my daughters were growing up. They make appearances as well. I use animals as the voice of wisdom often. They are immune from the stupidity of society and humanity so they are a great objective reporter of our homo sapien pressures.   Here is a collection of animal drawings from 1998 to 2014. _________________________  

1998/99

 

loneliness 2000

  Original post – It is Loneliness  

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2000

 

anger & fear

 

Original post – All Anger Second drawing, years later, same quote – All Anger  

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2001

 

confessing our faults

   Original post – We Only Confess

 

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2002

 

success

 

Original post – Success Generally Depends

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2003

 

opinions

 

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2004

 

misfortune

 

Original post – We all have the strength

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2009

 

wasting time

Original post – The Time You Enjoy Wasting

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2010

art

Original post – Art is the Only Way

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2011

tornado 3

  Original post – Whatever Remains

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2012

dogs and cats 4

Original post – Err, Forgive, Purr

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2013

brands 1

Original post – Shopping For a Unicorn

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2014

business 6 2014   Original post – The Mosquito’s Power _______________________

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1 Comment

  1. Anonymous on 11/03/2014 at 2:25 PM

    All anger does come from fear.

    But I often let my biggest faults be known right off. If you still wanna hang around if you know some of my worst straight away, then we can probably be friends. The small stuff will seem that much smaller when discovered.

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