Showing posts with label cartoon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cartoon. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Unknown Super-Wife


Able to clean dwellings
in a single bound
a window, a toilet
the sink and tub surround

You won't see her coming
but you will know where's
she been
Call if you like,
but her presense is not
something on which you can depend!

The unknown Superwife: Contessa of Clean is every house keepers dream.  Armed with inspiration she recruits at random in the wee wee hours.Minions succumb to her bidding. Her warp the minds of believers making them complacent and submissive to her sanitary ways. Then it happens, Voila! Your house is pristine sparkling and clean. The praises soon follow, as you wallow, you wonder at your confusion, and wishful thinking. Was that  dust bunny? Then you wake up and realize it was but a dream. So you put on your big girl panties and pick up you broom!

This art was created in CS 6 and it is a digital illustration, photo were used as reference only.

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

The Usual Suspects by Alma Lee



The Usual Suspects by Alma Lee by Alma Lee

It is the same time after time, and you know who you are. We are closing in.  This is the first in my unknown series.  So many times in everyday life we feel un known until we do something wrong and suddenly everyone know who we are.  That is the idea behind this series.  Bringing to light all the good  things that we try to do that go unoticed...talk about unnoticed I off to clean the bathroom.

The Usual Suspects

Monday, April 2, 2012

Mini Canvases by Alma Lee

When I was a little girl my Mom had an artist friend, and she painted all these lilttle mini pictures on hard board and built these little easels to sit on. When we were going through Mom and Dads Estate we ran into them again so I took them home. Then my husband and I were shopping for art supplies and I happened to look up and there on a shelf were these mini canvases with accompanying easels. I could not resist. Here are my first two: they are 2.5"x3 and 3x3" in size.


Monday, August 22, 2011

I've been dreamin again...


It was the 57 Chevy
that gave life to me.
On wings of a Bel Air
loosed my tie and set me free...

I have a dream car, that cruises through my mind, I suppose we all do. Mine comes in red and has the strongest of wings, and a engine that races until it takes flight. The '57 Chevy surely fits the bill. It had it all back then and now too.

About this piece:
size: 9x12",
Media: color pencil on 96 lb Bristol
Style: Abstract Still lilfe
Original Status: Available from Artist

Monday, April 18, 2011

T'gre in Guilty Pleasure


T'gre in Guilty Pleasure by Alma Lee

Caught red handed yet again. This is a quick painting of my Cat T'gre with the sweetest of guilty looks!

Saturday, January 10, 2009


This weeks pick Cube-a-Kitty series: Kamikaze Kitty by Alma Lee

Cats are addictive there is little doubt. What is not widely known is they are also addicts. Addicted to adventure, fun and the hunt. Kamikaze Kitty is on a mission, flying high in his addiction to flight, he is after that dust bunny under the bed. And make no mistake about it he will rise victorious, or die trying. Don't worry, good bad or ugly he will be home in time for dinner!

I chose primary colors to emphasize the primal untamed side of cats, and cubism best illustrates the fractured nature of the domestic feline.

About this piece:
Size: 12x9
Media: Color Pencil, marker
Materials: 140 lbs smooth Bristol
Status of Original: Available from Artist

Note: The colored pencil is applied layer upon layer to build up deep, vibrant color saturation an effect similar to the renaissance glazing techniques used by the old masters.