Why Do I Bother?

More sketches...now on the world wide web for reasons unknown even to me. It would seem I am drawn to this blogging "technology" as it were, wasting my time in posting doodles and doo-dads...I should like to post some finished artwork...all I've got to do is finish some...there's some here: http://www.bouncestudios.com/feminine_itch/ though now that I look back on it some of those drawings stink. Though the "Feminine Itch" comic seems to have found it's permanent and trafficless home thru that link, so I reckon it don't matter too much...me mother isn't a big fan either...odd...
I intrigued myself at the shape of this girl's head after I drew it, I think I'm onto something! (something being drawing girls with sausage-shaped heads) The sweating dog thing is old hat...just my take on a popular theme. The pig is just a pig. An excited pig, sure, but a pig.

more from the sketchbook

During a boring and uneventful "strata meeting" I took it upon myself to sketch to pass the time...luckily for me I anticipated such boredom and brought with me a sketchbook. Here is some of what was sketched there...the girl with the slightly illegible speech bubble is saying "GO GAP OR GO HOME" and is certainly not referring to the clothing store, but rather a state of the teeth...the GAP...of course the gap is also apparent in the big mouthed girl who's dropping the cigarette...quite often the girls I draw have teeth such as this... they were all done with a ballpoint pen..you know those cool ones with 4 colors?
Those are pretty neat...

OH!!

Just another sketch from a scrap of paper. Nothing special really...not a deep look into my psyche at any rate...nor is it a character that will go on to become an animated super legend...nor is it a character that I'll probably ever draw again in my days on earth. So why post it? Because the original will probably end up on the floor only to be stepped upon then at long last tossed away along with an assortment of empty potato chip bags and/or empty Pepsi bottles. I guess the moral of this story is I should recycle those Pepsi bottles, not just toss them away.