Ahoy, Jack! Hahahaha... this is pretty much ME!! I mean, how could I be in shape if I spent hours in front of my drawing table and then some more in front of the computer??! Ackh, I should really hit the gym one of these days... Great take, by the way, I like how you used silhouettes for the equipments.
ha ha haha haha haha ! This is truly hilarious!!! I LOVE IT! As some said, " The story of my life." I'm doing much better now LOL! Your work Jack is always, always amazing and funny and keeps me in stitches! You are a blessing cause laughter truly does maketh like a medicine. Thanks so much for your kind words. Maybe that was the ringing in my ears on yesterday LOL! Hugs to you and yours. V
Hi Jack! I like it that you gave him a lounger to put in the middle of his gym. LOL. I love your sense of humor. And Brian looks so cuddly the way he is. Great work, as always.
Jack, you are so funny, your illustrations always make me smile and sometimes giggle! Love it, I definitely fall into this plight myself. I have lots of stuff that I never have the energy to use and here I sit typing when I could be doing yoga! Now to find a way to work out and draw at the same time, hmmmm, yes, that might work for me, ;)
HAHAHAHAHAHA!!! So true, so true! Aaah, I love his belly and everything in it. I want one of those contraptions with those big rubber belts that you just stand in, and it jiggles your fat away. Then again, I'd probably use it to make milkshakes.
i think Brian doesn't need any work-out equipment cos he is in the shape a dog of his kind should look like and i like him this way very much bye jack see you later
Hi Jack! What a great illustration! The dog looks wonderful, and I like how you used silhouettes for the machines (although I'd probably lighten the ones in the background and darken the ones in the foreground to create more perspective....but who am I to give you suggestions! hahaha).
Brian had surrounded himself with all the latest work-out EQUIPMENT. But he could not figure out why he still wasn't in shape.
Ahoy, Jack! Hahahaha... this is pretty much ME!! I mean, how could I be in shape if I spent hours in front of my drawing table and then some more in front of the computer??! Ackh, I should really hit the gym one of these days... Great take, by the way, I like how you used silhouettes for the equipments.
ReplyDeleteBrian, there is no magic-- you really must expend more calories than you consume, period. Now, get moving! After all, you have the equipment!
ReplyDeleteThis is really funny, Jack!
Ha! Wonderful concept and illustration.
ReplyDeleteYep, I must admit I fall into this trap too...you really do actually have to get out of the chair darn it! Great work as usual.
ReplyDeleteHee hee! And who among us couldn't relate to this scenario? Love it!!!
ReplyDeletehehehe hilarious, the story of my life! great work!!!
ReplyDeleteha ha haha haha haha ! This is truly hilarious!!! I LOVE IT! As some said, " The story of my life." I'm doing much better now LOL! Your work Jack is always, always amazing and funny and keeps me in stitches! You are a blessing cause laughter truly does maketh like a medicine. Thanks so much for your kind words. Maybe that was the ringing in my ears on yesterday LOL! Hugs to you and yours.
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Hi Jack! Hehe, this made me giggle :)
ReplyDeleteI love Brian's expression!
He shoult try wiht relaxing yoga excercises :) Nicce illustration!
ReplyDeletehi, i like very much the contrast between grey and colour!! Wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteHi Jack! I like it that you gave him a lounger to put in the middle of his gym. LOL. I love your sense of humor. And Brian looks so cuddly the way he is. Great work, as always.
ReplyDeleteJack, you are so funny, your illustrations always make me smile and sometimes giggle! Love it, I definitely fall into this plight myself. I have lots of stuff that I never have the energy to use and here I sit typing when I could be doing yoga!
ReplyDeleteNow to find a way to work out and draw at the same time, hmmmm, yes, that might work for me, ;)
Ciao Jack, a great concept so well illustrated, I love Brian expression and the way you humanize him!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your wit and that bewildered look on Brian's face.
ReplyDeletejajhja funny :D great concpet haha :D
ReplyDeletefunny stuff
ReplyDeleteHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! So true, so true! Aaah, I love his belly and everything in it. I want one of those contraptions with those big rubber belts that you just stand in, and it jiggles your fat away. Then again, I'd probably use it to make milkshakes.
ReplyDeleteso me...
ReplyDeletetry a low carb diet, perhaps????
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Love this Jack! :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome love it so funny!
ReplyDeletei think Brian doesn't need any work-out equipment cos he is in the shape a dog of his kind should look like and i like him this way very much bye jack see you later
ReplyDeleteOh my! I can truly relate to this illustration!! Amazingly funny! Great work!
ReplyDeleteHeh, that's how I study - via the passive osmosis method.
ReplyDeleteActually I once read that keeping your body fit helps your typing. Maybe that's why I am so bad.
Nice work Jack, just love the look on the dog, the body language and the 'equipment'
heheheheh! poor little fuzzy. i know just how that feels. great idea, jack! :))
ReplyDeletelove how you treated all of that nasty equip. as just silos. :)))
Very nice illo Jack!
ReplyDeletePoor Brian... great work!
ReplyDeleteHahaha.. this is perfect! I absolutely love the color contrast - you always manage take it a step further!
ReplyDeleteHilarious..I like his tummy and expression of resignation!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Brian - !!! I really love this Jack! Very FUNNY, and right on!
ReplyDeleteoh thank you so very much Jack, you just made my day! :))
ReplyDeleteim still loving this Brian!
How does Brian use the TV remote control with all that equipment in the way!!!!
ReplyDeleteClever and relatable Jack!
Ah...so you're funny as well as artistic! Great combination!
ReplyDeleteWonderful concept and illustration!I have the same problem:)))
ReplyDeleteHi Jack! What a great illustration! The dog looks wonderful, and I like how you used silhouettes for the machines (although I'd probably lighten the ones in the background and darken the ones in the foreground to create more perspective....but who am I to give you suggestions! hahaha).
ReplyDeleteReally nice piece!
..ha ha..so funny..brilliant concept jack..and very well done..
ReplyDeleteOh, dear. I SO relate! Funny one.
ReplyDeleteHa, ha, ha... this is funny! I really like your line, and your thoughts behind the theme. Thanks for visiting my blog, so I could find you!
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