Illustration Friday: Voices
- Dana S. Whitney
- I have always been an artist. Only in the past few years have I shown any of my work. I have grouped my paintings by topic or theme. Please browse at your leisure. (The "gallery experience" is at DanaSWhitneyArt The personal musings, rants and encouragements are at Journal to a muse) Works are available except as noted. Special projects welcome. 4dana@airmail.net
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7 comments:
Good old Charlie brown... he started pondering life at such an early age! I like the shadows you created from the moon - very cool!
Terrific!! I know that voice.
I love the Charles Schulz quote! So true, great illustration.
Intriguing illo...
that poor boy was so misunderstood… thank god that he had linus… great work…
Fantastic picture! (I love Charlie Brown anyway - full of wisdom)
Oh this is great!
Love how you portrayed the shadows.
And the quote is so true, smart Charlie Brown :-)
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