The Weekly Sketchbook: 044. The first thing you think of when someone says Christmas

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Wednesday, December 26, 2012

The first thing on my mind....

Thursday, December 20, 2012

CANDY CANES! and then Jesus.....

So when I hear "Christmas," I think of candy canes!

And if anyone is mad at me for not saying baby Jesus... here he is. IN YO' FACE! I Totally think of Jesus when someone says Christmas, it's just candy canes come first y'know!

Wednesday, December 19, 2012

It's hard to please the man... or be him.

And in case you thought I might actually be kind of awesome, I only did the Photoshop work on the second picture. A little slap of reality to all of us I suppose.

Topic #.. uh... 44!

Okie dokie! Here's the topic! Don't worry! You'll have to post within 2 days though... sorry 'bout that.. Anyways, here's the topic this week! Draw the first thing you think of when someone says Christmas.

Happy posting!

Keiren

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