Think Draw - Picture - CrimsonSchnozz

Title: CrimsonSchnozz
created on 23 Jun 14

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Comments on this picture (25):
1. Normal wrote: I'll say! Does this go into the self-portrait category? Fierce eye on him too.
2. chelydra wrote: Well, he crawled out a mirror, and seems vaguely familiar, so I guess he's either a self-portrait or a hallucination.
3. chelydra wrote: (of)
4. Normal wrote: Well, if he's as close as the mirror, then I guess he can keep an eye on you!
5. Lizzi wrote: He could a cousin of Santa? ^)^
6. indigo wrote: That was my first thought also Lizzi. Chelydra.... are you Santa? -J^
7. mum23 wrote: ;)
8. hjjr wrote: fearsome and wonderful
9. five wrote: lots of character
10. Fangzzz wrote: Nothing about this should work, yet it all seem so brilliantly right. The cheeks seems so smooth.
11. marg wrote: oh, I missed this one, but as you're looking a bit wary and defiant, I shall send you a big kiss on your nose ((poor lamb)and about time you trimmed your moustache !)
12. chirping1 wrote: I love watching the PB's of Chelydra's work. They are as fascinating as the finished product
13. Login wrote: He reminds me of one of my brothers.
14. chelydra wrote: I guess that would be the brother who was last seen disappearing into the alleyway next to a gin mill in 1993?
15. suzze wrote: :)
16. KJLavigne wrote: Blood-curdling stare!
17. chelydra wrote: Trying to sort these comments out, it seems that in my old age I've turned into Sualc Atnas, the original Turkish name of Saint Nicholas... Every year around the summer solstice....
18. chelydra wrote: My kids would gather around for stories of how Atnas was coming to burrow in through the cellar, and gather up all the toys and goodies we'd accumulated in the past year...
19. chelydra wrote: This is true, unlike some of my recent Chelydropedia entries â€” at least it's true that I did tell these stories anyway...
20. chelydra wrote: Perhaps Atnas also had a herd of trained moles helping him with his burrowing, and a horde of ensalved giants back home at the equator, busily taking apart all the toys and stuff all winter long...
21. chelydra wrote: And he'd always arrive with an ominous, growling Oh-oh, and a scowl that could freeze the warmest night...
22. chelydra wrote: It's also true that the real St. Nicholas lived in Turkey, way back at the dawn of the Dark Ages.
23. chelydra wrote: And if there's a moral to this, maybe one should be careful about getting too involved in story-telling, lest the hero (antihero) take root in your soul and eventually take over...
24. Lizzi wrote: Congratulations on Top Five!!!
25. artdillon wrote: no hiding place for these beads..terrific drawing.