This doodle is actually an assignment for a children's book illustration class that I'm taking (I'm not a huge fan of using colored pencils, but I did enjoy layering the colors, and it's always good to leave my comfort zone). The text that goes with it is:
"And he jumped into his little bed of leaves, curled in a little fur ball, and tucked his paws under him."
What text would you pair with it?
Favorites from the Scribblers:
After months of growing his whiskers extra bushy, Barton Bunny took a nap, and had dreams of a giant spinach vine floating him through the known bunny universe. Waves of day and night rolled through his head. -Manuel O.
This is the full image with the space for the text at the top. I can't decide which I like more. The winner of the doodle can choose for me to crop it down, keep it full size, or add text of your choosing to the full size doodle. (It's 8" x 10")
Richie yawned; sleep overwhelming him. But it had been such a good day, he hated to leave it behind. However, sleep wasn’t going to wait much longer. He gathered the green leaves around him and curled up within the tender pile. He closed his eyes and breathed in the leaves’ fresh scent. He felt a passing breeze tickle his ears and fur, as they caressed the leaves that surrounded him. As he drifted off to sleep, the wonders of the day danced behind his eyes, and he drifted off to dreamland with a smile upon his face. -Cyndi D
'Rainbow Swirls Dreamin' -Casey M.
Sleepy bunny you are my power animal!! -Jennifer H.
He dreams in color, he dreams in red. Can't find a Bunny Man! -Jennifer N.
From the Doodle-Song Sommelier:
A children's book illustration needs children's music to go with it. So I'm going with "Mister Rabbit." It's been covered by so many people -- Pete Seeger's version is great. Kids' artist Ralph's World has a great version too. Here's the version from local kids' artist (and founding member of The Presidents of the United States of America) Caspar Babypants.
