Showing posts with label polar bear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polar bear. Show all posts
Friday, December 11, 2015
Alaskan Smooch!
After Roland gives Sam the fright of his life he picks him up and gives him a big wet smooch as he can sense that Sam is not out there to cause harm. Too bad Sam, and his faithful dog Lassen, thinks that he is about to be eaten by a huge polar bear. Roland just wants to show him some love! 8D
Friday, October 2, 2015
We Bare Bears in Huntington Park
The family of Bare Bears went out to have a good time in San Francisco and brought little Chloe with them for fun! Ice Bear is doing tai chi, Panda is surfing the web on his phone, and Grizz is getting tickled on the belly by Chloe! 8D
Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper
(c) We Bare Bears by Cartoon Network and created by Daniel Chong
(c) artwork by Roger Adkins
Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper
(c) We Bare Bears by Cartoon Network and created by Daniel Chong
(c) artwork by Roger Adkins
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Alaskan Rush!
Sam Mc Ford was a cook in Seattle who lost interest in his mediocre job. Upon hearing from his brother, Ben, that he found gold in the Snake River near Nome, Alaska, Sam headed north to strike it rich and give up his tiring job as a cook. Sam went to the secret location that Ben revealed to him and lo and behold he found plenty of gold just inches underneath the edge of the river. However, Sam doesn't know that just behind him a huge polar beat snuck up behind him, Roland, to jokingly scare the wits out of him, while hoping that Sam's faithful husky, Lassen, doesn't give him away early! 8D
I came up with this idea while listening to the song "North to Alaska" by Johnny Horton and although this picture is pretty different than the song, it was certainly inspired by it. I wanted to come up with a group of 3 that would all come together and soon become friends in 1890's Alaska, just a bit before the Nome Gold Rush.
Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper
I came up with this idea while listening to the song "North to Alaska" by Johnny Horton and although this picture is pretty different than the song, it was certainly inspired by it. I wanted to come up with a group of 3 that would all come together and soon become friends in 1890's Alaska, just a bit before the Nome Gold Rush.
Media: ink, markers, and color pencils on drawing paper
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