After working with the image for a while and watching the new movie "Zathura", it inspired me to create a nastalgic drawing. Thus, I colored it in Photoshop as an old sepia tone photograph complete with the white border. The heart of the tatoo is the only thing in color since this week's word is "tatoo". Notice the grease dripping off the spatula. Ham and eggs anyone?
So much fun to look at. Yes, I will have eggs and ham, hold the grease. LOL, love his hearts mom tattoo.
ReplyDeleteGreat character, great illo. Nice one!
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What a fun image! I love it and it tells such a story. His grin makes me grin and yes I'd love a plateful of what he's serving!!!:-)
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I love this picture. The expression on his face is great.
ReplyDeleteLove it. Reminds me of the cartoons of my childhood. Really fun!
ReplyDeleteCool image...like the character.
ReplyDeleteThanks too for your kind comments on my blog.
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he's so funny! cool, clean illustration
ReplyDeleteLots of personality in this!
ReplyDeleteI love the nostalgia of it. Not sure if I would eat anything of his, though. ;) Great work!
ReplyDeletevery fun to see! what a funny expression!
ReplyDeleteI love the warm feeling of this, well drawn and such humour in it.
ReplyDeleteFabulous grin!
ReplyDeleteIMHO, there's a special place in heaven for short-order cooks.
And if I'm lucky someday I'll get to try their angelic biscuits and red-eye gravy.
Ha! Great illo!!
ReplyDeleteFood, cooking, tattoos these are three of my favoutrite things, I feel a song coming on.
ReplyDeleteLove this. Love the expression on the cooks face.
ReplyDeleteYou can meet this guy at Fatso's, a little greasy spoon situated inside Willee's Blues Club in Santa Fe, NM. He'll make you an out of this world eggplant parm the size of a fat man's thigh, and you just hope his ubiquitous cigarette didn't ash in the food!
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