of William B Thomas Sullivan
The illustration is inspired by my time in Jamaica. I named this Fisherman as I was sitting on a sea wall in Jamaica and this old man was fishing beside me.
#312 This illustration is a little greusome as it portrays organs and a fetus in jars.
#309 and #310-Vintage pop and merry-go-round are items at a country fair. This illustration has a young kid shooting while others are on a merry
#157-Window across street sitting on the curb on Free Day!
# 149- Snoopy is a classic cartoon by Charles Shultz. Learn More
#148- For todays drawing prompt I was inspired to draw a classic 1948 Polaroid Camera montage.
# 145-For this drawing prompt I illustrated my eye glasses laying on top of the book I was reading.
#129 and #128 -Today I combined two prompts into one illustration depicting UFO’s Flying around in space.
#127- Nothing is more gloomy than a rainy day and missing a person you love.
# 111- Coincidence – Shakespeare and Psalm 46 – In 1902, a person identified only as “a learned correspondent in West Hackney” brought to the
# 110-For today’s prompt Bottom-of-Sea I imagined exploring the undersea in a small two person submarine.
# 103-Tree House – I remember one of my favourite summers 1977, and building the best tree fort ever.
# 91-Tap Shoes – With 3 daughters I have learned to enjoy this art through watching them learn to tap.
#80 Camouflage. For this prompt I was thinking of illustrating a zebra.
What where you doing on July 17 1999? Today’s drawing prompt is a special one as it takes me back to a time in my
Supertramps album Breakfast In America song “Oh Lord is it Mine”
My favourite childhood you was the game called Mouse Trap!
# 315- For Christmas a couple years ago my daughter bought me
# 314-For today’s drawing prompt I imagined a person enjoying a corn
#312 This illustration is a little greusome as it portrays organs and
#309 and #310-Vintage pop and merry-go-round are items at a country fair.
#157-Window across street sitting on the curb on Free Day!
# 149- Snoopy is a classic cartoon by Charles Shultz. Learn More
#148- For todays drawing prompt I was inspired to draw a classic
# 145-For this drawing prompt I illustrated my eye glasses laying on
#129 and #128 -Today I combined two prompts into one illustration depicting
# 110-For today’s prompt Bottom-of-Sea I imagined exploring the undersea in a
# 103-Tree House – I remember one of my favourite summers 1977,
#80 Camouflage. For this prompt I was thinking of illustrating a zebra.
What where you doing on July 17 1999? Today’s drawing prompt is
#312 This illustration is a little greusome as it portrays organs and a fetus in jars.
#309 and #310-Vintage pop and merry-go-round are items at a country fair. This illustration has a young kid shooting while others are on a merry go round
#157-Window across street sitting on the curb on Free Day!
# 149- Snoopy is a classic cartoon by Charles Shultz. Learn More
#148- For todays drawing prompt I was inspired to draw a classic 1948 Polaroid Camera montage.
# 145-For this drawing prompt I illustrated my eye glasses laying on top of the book I was reading.
#129 and #128 -Today I combined two prompts into one illustration depicting UFO’s Flying around in space.
#127- Nothing is more gloomy than a rainy day and missing a person you love.
# 111- Coincidence – Shakespeare and Psalm 46 – In 1902, a person identified only as “a learned correspondent in West Hackney” brought to the attention of
# 110-For today’s prompt Bottom-of-Sea I imagined exploring the undersea in a small two person submarine.
# 103-Tree House – I remember one of my favourite summers 1977, and building the best tree fort ever.
# 91-Tap Shoes – With 3 daughters I have learned to enjoy this art through watching them learn to tap.
#80 Camouflage. For this prompt I was thinking of illustrating a zebra.
What where you doing on July 17 1999? Today’s drawing prompt is a special one as it takes me back to a time in my life when
Supertramps album Breakfast In America song “Oh Lord is it Mine”
My favourite childhood you was the game called Mouse Trap!
