I hope Elsie manages to escape! She looks so cute with her pink nose. However, most cows have that real shadow over their lives. Great interpretation of the theme 'shadow'.
Great work! :) Poor little moo cow...is that evil woman wanting meat??? Or is she gonna cut off udders to try and get milk??? Someone needs to tell her that that's not the way to milk a cow!!!! :)
My coffee just went cold... No, really, I refuse to believe that any of your characters can truly have ill-intentions, I think they may just be misunderstood. Perhaps Elsie's friend was just getting ready to cut the cheese... ;)
Whey to go! Haha! Love her expression. Please tell me that's a banana in her hand. And maybe Elsie just cannot stand another knock knock joke. Knock knock. Who's there? Banana. Banana who. Knock knock.... Aaaaaaaarrrrrggghhhhh!
Oooho, coincidentally, I just watched Temple Grandin this week. And you are so right. Cows don't like shadows!
OMG! Major typo error on your name. Sorry. Here goes again:
Hi Jack, thanks for your comment. It will take 6 to 12 months for an oil painting to fully dry and oxidize before it can be varnished. That's why I say, it's almost finished! :)
Haha Jack you know I came yesterday and wrote great stuff that was just scintillating and amazing just like I did on Bellas but even betterer and Google ate it !!!!! aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh
so I must be my usual mundane self and tell you that I laughed and only because of the woman with the knife who reminds me of the lady next door and whose name is Griselda, of course the cow is the lady across the road whose name funily enough is also Griselda.
Jack I am so pleased to be your fiend. :)
Haha, a milk curdling scream. That is a crackup ! Thank you for the xtra laugh line. :)
HILARIOUS, Jack! I love your sense of humor..and how can you not just love this cow?!! What a great scene. Thanks for the laugh this morning..and for your super visit. I have been out of touch and am trying to get back. Hope you have been well and have a super duper weekend, dear friend!
I love the illustration! Not too much detail, but enough to illustrate the whole caption, right down to the shadow image, holding the knife in the backgraound. Love - "Milk curdling scream!
Ha! Ha! Ha! Awesome, Jack!
ReplyDeleteLove it. Great illustration. I love the impending doom image and your characters are amazing. I would love o learn how you do it.
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Nice one Jack! Scary & funny!
ReplyDeleteIs that where cottage cheese comes from? Great shadow. Tells the whole story. Kind of reminds me of watching Food Inc. last night.
ReplyDeleteOoops... I think I am listening the "Psycho" chords... Is that Norman Bates mother´s shadow? ):D
ReplyDeleteI hope Elsie manages to escape!
ReplyDeleteShe looks so cute with her pink nose.
However, most cows have that real shadow over their lives.
Great interpretation of the theme 'shadow'.
I must need more tea 'cos I didn't get this to start with - sorry.
ReplyDeleteHope Elsie escaped.
LOL - What a cow! ;)Love the color here, Jack! Thanks so much for your comment on my IF post. It made my day.
ReplyDeleteLOL, just love this Jack!
ReplyDeletehehehehe, you never fail to make me smile Jack. This is wonderful. love it!!!
ReplyDeleteVery funny and great framing on this!
ReplyDeleteGreat work! :) Poor little moo cow...is that evil woman wanting meat??? Or is she gonna cut off udders to try and get milk??? Someone needs to tell her that that's not the way to milk a cow!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful expressive work! :)
ReplyDeleteVery funny use of the shadow, he, he.
ReplyDeleteThis is too cute, lol.
ReplyDelete'milk curdling'! Genius!
ReplyDeleteMy coffee just went cold... No, really, I refuse to believe that any of your characters can truly have ill-intentions, I think they may just be misunderstood. Perhaps Elsie's friend was just getting ready to cut the cheese... ;)
ReplyDeletemilk curdling! hahaha! thanks for the laugh this morning!
ReplyDeleteHahaha...this is great! Looks like your cow is avoiding going the way of the hamburger! Clever and amusing!
ReplyDeleteWhey to go! Haha! Love her expression. Please tell me that's a banana in her hand. And maybe Elsie just cannot stand another knock knock joke. Knock knock. Who's there? Banana. Banana who. Knock knock.... Aaaaaaaarrrrrggghhhhh!
ReplyDeleteOooho, coincidentally, I just watched Temple Grandin this week. And you are so right. Cows don't like shadows!
Hahahahahah! I cannot say anything because I can't stop laughing. HAHAHAHAHAH!!! Oh Jack. You are so much fun.
ReplyDeleteHow a love a good cow! Great work.
ReplyDeleteI love Elsie! great illustration as always! :)
ReplyDeleteHope he can get away! Another fun illustration!
ReplyDeletehe he. Your illos are always loads of fun!
ReplyDeleteLove it...Very Funny Jack!:)
ReplyDeleteI Love Elsie's flared nostrils, cute and funny illustration as usual:)
ReplyDeletemy favorite is the nostrils! You get sucked right in there willy nilly...
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How cute and funny, Jack. "Milk curdling scream" - very clever!
ReplyDeletewow...Lovely image...I just love this cute and funny image.. Those colors are looking cute. Thanks for this great post. web design outsource
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ReplyDeleteOMG! Major typo error on your name. Sorry. Here goes again:
ReplyDeleteHi Jack, thanks for your comment. It will take 6 to 12 months for an oil painting to fully dry and oxidize before it can be varnished. That's why I say, it's almost finished! :)
A milk curdling scream, that's funny stuff. This put a big smile on my face, even though its unfortunate for Elsie. Your shadow is the best!
ReplyDeleteWonderful take!!! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteHaha Jack you know I came yesterday and wrote great stuff that was just scintillating and amazing just like I did on Bellas but even betterer and Google ate it !!!!! aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh
ReplyDeleteso I must be my usual mundane self and tell you that I laughed and only because of the woman with the knife who reminds me of the lady next door and whose name is Griselda, of course the cow is the lady across the road whose name funily enough is also Griselda.
Jack I am so pleased to be your fiend. :)
Haha, a milk curdling scream. That is a crackup ! Thank you for the xtra laugh line. :)
Awww poor Elsie! I'll never eat beef again!
ReplyDeleteHILARIOUS, Jack! I love your sense of humor..and how can you not just love this cow?!! What a great scene. Thanks for the laugh this morning..and for your super visit. I have been out of touch and am trying to get back. Hope you have been well and have a super duper weekend, dear friend!
ReplyDeleteI love the illustration! Not too much detail, but enough to illustrate the whole caption, right down to the shadow image, holding the knife in the backgraound. Love - "Milk curdling scream!
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