Cartoons: Dogs and Cats with Sign Language

I have decided to create cartoons about animals especially cats and dogs showing some sign language. That kind of the project is for ACEO standing for Art Cards, Editions & Originals. It is a miniature painting for drawing or artwork that must measure 2.5" x 3.5". People use ACEO for various reasons: practicing with creative skills, creating small art piece, selling them for much lower prices, trading or collecting cards with/from other artists, and/or having quick fun.  Those ACEO pieces will be posted on Ebay for sale. Please check that out on: www.ebay.com/usr/srid69 .

Merry Christmas

Hey. Are you having fun today for Christmas? I am just chilling out at home with a merry spirit. I was thinking of the Birth of Jesus Christ. It’s a wonderful feeling.

I made X-mas greeting cards with a cartoon and mailed them out to my family, relatives, and friends. It was for fun. I thought you might like to see this cartoon posted here. Those characters are my pets—(from bottom to top) Snicker, Sneaky, Amazing, & King. I love them.

Thanks for checking out my blog. Merry Christmas to everyone.

Shawn

Interpreting Zebra Cartoon

I am an animal lover. Currently, I take care of 2 cats. I used to have a variety of pets—hamsters, salamanders, lizards, turtles, snakes, frogs/toads, dog (My father was the master; I lived under his roof.), and fish. They were a part of my childhood. I usually went out into a wilderness and confronted animals. Yes, it had to do with my deafness simply because I didn't hang out with hearing children much (No hard feeling. I had a few hearing friends, though). My love for animals naturally led me to draw more pictures of them. There is another reason why I love drawing cartoons with animal characters—less burden on deciding what race I should pick for human characters. I let you interpret cartoony animals as human beings whatever. Peace.

Shawn