Elephant Fact # 21: Although elephant elders
will eventually separate and form their own clans, they keep bonds between each
group and still remember being once altogether.
So
I had camp a few weeks ago—but this isn’t the blog about it; I’ll probably talk
about that another time when I’ve actually drawn a few cartoons for that one. I
just wanted to procrastinate a little before resuming study for my mock exams
next week.
My
friend introduced me to this book, ‘The Fault in Our Stars’, by John Green.
It’s
about a couple of kids.
With cancer.
OHGODWHYIT’SSOSADWHATTHEHELLAMIREADINGICAN’TCONTAINALLTHESEFEELS—
Yes,
well.
I
didn’t really think about the book for a while after I’d read it—and then when
I sat down to draw my dad a card for Father’s Day, this came out instead:
WHY
YOU SO SAD, HAZEL?! (AND WHY ARE YOUR
HANDS SO DERP, AUGUSTUS?)
I’ve
been practicing drawing shiny hair, lately. I’m such a beginner when it comes
to drawing people; although they were my favorite subject in other art, it was
something I’d always avoided when I was younger.
But for some reason, lately I can’t seem to
stop doodling them. You know--you accidentally draw a straight line on your
Chemistry quiz. Then you tilt your head and suddenly it looks like the line of
a jaw. So you add a neck. And a head. And a nose. Mouth, eyes, ears, hair. And
then bam!
You’ve
just failed Chemistry.
At
least I’ve improved from my QCS quiz, when apparently I've just completely lost
the ability to count—
What.
Seriously.
The
Unlucky Elephant
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