No, I'm not making fun of people in wheel chairs, but I am making fun of this lady. I saw her near the library a couple months ago. Not only did she not need the wheel chair and was sit-walking down the sidewalk, but she was frantically puffing on her cig to the tempo of a two stroke engine...tweek, puff, tweek, puff, tweek, puff. A regular casey junior coming down the track.May 16, 2007
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No, I'm not making fun of people in wheel chairs, but I am making fun of this lady. I saw her near the library a couple months ago. Not only did she not need the wheel chair and was sit-walking down the sidewalk, but she was frantically puffing on her cig to the tempo of a two stroke engine...tweek, puff, tweek, puff, tweek, puff. A regular casey junior coming down the track.
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This picture just made me laugh! I used to work at Barnes & Noble and there was a crazy homeless lady who looked just like this (sit-walking in the wheelchair and all) who used to shoplift at the store. Maybe we saw the same person - they're both obviously drawn to places with books.
Her posture and the expression on her face are fantastic. Hilarious post!
Love the drawing and colors!
haha, that's awesomely funny.
thats hilarious! diggin the strong sense of character you captured.
youre my hero
the fact that you worked this drawing into this topic cracks me up. it turned out so good. I love the billowing smoke stack.
genius. Couldn't be gooder.
Sweeeeet illustration! Love the character design and the expression. Concept and composition are solid!
That's awesome! I love the drawing. I'll have to keep an eye out for this lady when I'm out and about.
Awesome! Wow what a great piece!
Sit-walking! Ahahahaha! Perfect.
Great "drag"gin.
I'm diggin the colors and the composition
Sweet style. It's o.k. to make fun of people in wheel chairs, they are people too. I would hate to be excluded just because I was in a wheel chair. Reference from life always makes the best designs. Cool stuff.
This is hilarious. I loved the sketch, and it's even better with color. I wish I had seen this lady. I'm looking forward to seeing the weed-whacker next.
Too good ...
Ouch---people assume so much. The chair is too short, or her legls too long. Letting the chair carry 2/3 of her weight helps but her arms and legs may not be quite strong enough to move the chair independently. She might have a balance or brain order
that makes it hard for her to stand.
You might be not making fun of some disabled people you know. There are others. . .
hahaha very pun-e
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