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Hello all! Thank you for joining me here this month, be it again or for the first time!The Pen Pal drawings for this month have been shipped off to their respective new homes.Part way through last year, I started using these Pen Pal drawings to do little paper animations.But now THROAT NOTES is over, I've been looking to expand my skill set and have been experimenting with stop motion and the like- which is cool but also means the camera I was using to shoot the paper animations is busy with other stuff, so the Pen Pal drawings are back to standalone illustrations.THIS image is one of these Pen Pal drawings, which I've scanned and digitally coloured. Please enjoy these very bright dogs! Just be careful not to walk under them, they keep spitting on people.

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Karl

The yellow dog reminds me of Odie from the Garfield comics. (It's probably the ears) Off topic, do you plan on putting any new prints, signed or otherwise, up to buy? Is Society6 (the only store I've found) the best place to buy to support you?

JanitorRobs

Graffiti art inside an art piece, genius

Daan de Bruijn

Hi Felix, really love your work. Reading that you're looking to expand your skillset made me imagine how powerful it might be if you would get into Blender Greasepencil. I've seen the magic Dedouze makes with it. https://youtu.be/c57qq2nE3B0 Have a great day. Daan

Ken MacAllister

I was imagining that these two dogs are in the midst of a psychedelic adventure. The bliss on the climbing dog's melting face, and the way they seem to be glowing from within with Cherenkov radiation is awesome. I really like the line of attention created by the eye gaze of both dogs up and to the right. The attention to detail on the chainlink fence is beautiful. I like how the wire of the fence has that warped look toward the lower right, as though a car had backed into it at some point. The stippled textures are lovely.