How To Turn Down A Project

[davidhohn]

Took Jake up on his challenge. Here's Bart Simpson, Charlie Brown, Mickey Mouse and Sponge Bob drawn from memory.

I would say I nailed it!

Edit: 5 min later, after actually looking at drawings of these characters . . . Yeah, I definitely did not "nail" it. (These all look like the bad Times Square street performer knock-offs)

[Lee White]

@davidhohn Those are MUCH better than mine. My charlie brown looked like a serial killer.

[davidhohn]

@Lee-White Ha! It was crazy when I actually looked at CB. I would have SWORN that his eyes were set far apart! (Turns out they are not!)

Post your serial killer version!

[Lee White]

@davidhohn I don't know if I kept it. I'll see if I can find it. I literally drew it on a form from the IRS. I throw any letter from them away! lol!

[davidhohn]

@Lee-White A serial killer version of Charlie Brown drawn on a missive from the Internal Revenue Service that you chucked into the garbage . . .

Feels like there's a metaphor for something, somewhere in there . . .

[Lee White]

@davidhohn lol, maybe so! haha!

[Kasey Snow]

Hooo boy, here are my no reference cartoon icons....I am much ashamed, haha.

I am most ashamed of Mickey Mouse. I was such a Disney kid growing up, why could I not remember how to draw him? Fun exercise.

I liked your tips about turning work down though, it's very important to be able to keep things in perspective--is this worth a year of your life and turning down other work for?

[lpetiti]

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[Jim Algar]

Absolutely loved this topic guys, and thanks for answering my question as well

[Asyas_illos]

That was a good episode I wasn’t going to show mine lol but since y’all have been so brave here goes...