Ellis Nadler's Sketchbook

01 February 2013

Raccoons 'n' Runts


Two more sheets from The Memoirs.
Paper53 on iPad. Click to enlarge.
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Labels: animals, books, cartoon, children, dog, drawing, food, foot, hole, iPad, man, memory, mouth, Nadler, pen, people, sea, wash, words

1 comment:

Dr. Monkey Hussein Monkerstein said...

Great stuff.

2:50 pm, February 02, 2013

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