This was an experimental piece. I was practicing several things.
– Cartoon females in this sort of bit-headed cute style.
– Expressive poses (body and face)
– Full background
I’m not really sure what’s going on in this scene except that it’s probably not a good idea for a cat to tick off a grizzly.
Since this was an experiment, I welcome critique and feedback on this piece.
I created the following cartoons for Kellene Addison with 521 Promo. I understand they’re intended to be printed on T-shirts. They were created in Adobe Photoshop. I’m posting them as art samples only and all copyrights are owned by Kellene Addison.
While developing the dog character in the second cartoon, I drew out this guy as well. He ultimately wasn’t used. So, he’s still mine. He’s a little unfinished, but I like him.
Perspective on something geometric, like a building, is much easier to do than perspective on something organic, like people. So, this was a challenge. I’m not 100% happy with it, but I’m sharing anyway. Enjoy. 
I don’t know why, but I’m really proud of that contrail. That came out well, I think.
Everyone likes kittens.
Everyone likes balloons.
What could possibly go wrong?
Here’s a picture I did today. I made it into a mousepad on Zazzle because I thought it was funny. Not sure if it is, I just thought it was. 🙂 I made it with extra space around the edges so I can crop is just so for whatever I’m using it for. I’m thinking about making it a greeting card or something.
And here’s the Zazzle link for the mousepad.
A simple pen and ink dog and cat.
Karen B. Jones - Illustrator 