Illutstration Friday - Sorry
If only he had said Sorry, things would have been different
Watercolour and Ink
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I'm so glad that we don't do this to kids any more. I love your drawing, though.
ReplyDeleteAwwww, poor guy. Wonder what he did?
ReplyDeleteWonderful illo!
So sad! :-) Great job, as usual, Anastasia!
ReplyDeleteHe looks a little defiant and at the same time surprised by his punishment, you've brought much emotion to his face with simple lines. Fine piece of work.
ReplyDeleteGoos job on illustrating the topic!
ReplyDeleteHe not only looks sorry but make all of us feel sorry for him! I like your Mother's post too, does she still play at all?
I agree Robin. My first grade teacher was a mean old bat and did this to me. I still haven't quite forgiven her. Great drawing anyhow!
ReplyDeleteYes, this is how it used to be.
ReplyDeleteGreat expression. Love the bandaid on the knee, great colours and concept!
ReplyDeleteLove this - poor kid. The band-aid is perfect and the expression is just great.
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