Animator. Director. Artist. Scapegoat.
Technically not a Hundred Dollar Drawing.
From the Hundred Dollar Drawing page: “As always, if you have a special request, don’t want to follow the restrictions, want a regular commercial contract, etc., you must contact me and offer way more money, because $100 is crazy cheap. I’m not saying I’ll do it, but if I do, it will definitely cost more.”
Les asked for “an 800-pound sacred cow in a living room with a few people ignoring it.”
Above: version 1. Below: version 2.
My very first Hundred Dollar Flipbook. This Ganesha is playing an invisible marimba with drumsticks rather than those double-stick things real marimba players use. Far from perfect, but I got challenged in a way I need more of. Thanks Marion!
New experiment!
*It’s $100 because if I let go of the originals I’ll have to scan every page at high resolution for posterity, which takes some time. Whereas it’s much faster to just shoot a little “pencil test” with my phone camera. Rules are the same as Hundred Dollar Drawings:
These suckers will be maybe 20 frames or so, shot drawn with quality ballpoint pen on thin, flimsy 6″x4″ or 5″x3″ notepads. Examples:
Ready? Use the Paypal button linky things below:
$100: Nina draws your flipbook:
Please put your two-words-or-fewer request in Paypal’s “message to seller” box on checkout. If that doesn’t work, email me. If that doesn’t work, I will email you.
