Illustration Friday "Fat"

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I did this one with colored pencil but wasn't real happy with it. I put a Photoshop filter on to liven it up some. I'll probably do it again so I can get it right.

Comments

MD said…
I like this very much. I would love to see the original piece without the photoshop filter to see how it looks for real. I bet it's great!
MD
4:41 AM
Issi said…
Its a beautiful :o) keep in touch, Issi
7:25 AM
HARDWAX said…
Gorgeous, and a mouse sucker. Great piece!
11:26 AM
RheLynn said…
It has so much humor - and the expression :o) Wonderful!
3:34 AM
Anonymous said…
This is great!! Love the final result!! great style too!!
9:06 PM
Tony LaRocca said…
I like that- maybe the cat freezes his mice first, make a mousicle!
5:53 PM
Donna Reilly said…
I think it looks great just the way it is.
7:53 PM
David Baldinger said…
Thanks everyone. Yeah, Tony, I was actually thinking of it as a mousecicle.
11:09 PM
Kitten wtw said…
I love it!
8:12 PM
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