Doesn't my dog, Sam, look positively guilty? He should...he was naughty yesterday. We had a visitor and Sam was a little too "friendly"with this man. This inspired me to make a naughty dog puppet! I even had to label it as "mature" in my listing. I won't devulge or show a picture of this puppet's naughtiness--you'll just have to look at picture #3 on my listing in my artshop. This is the link: rtisan2.
Here are two pics I will show of my new puppet set:
For my listing, I wrote
"He piddles, he poos.
and fetches balls, he even chews.
He will root thru' your garbage, and eat your shoes.
"Hump-hrey" also does what naught dogs do. Oh, Mrs. Cleaver disapproves!"
I was on the forums yesterday and received a ton of suggestions from other etsy sellers about my artshop and many new ideas for puppets. Etsy sellers are the VERY BEST and niciest people I have ever met. They are all so helpful and generous. Thanks everyone!
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15 comments:
lol. super cute! congrats on the front page etsy spot!
You have a great sense of humor!!!
... he looks seriously guilty. A jury would convict.
Sam does look guilty, but he is so precious! Love the new puppet too!
Hey, congratulations your aligator puppet made the front page showcase at Etsy too! Good job!
LOL. Poor Sam. :) But who could be mad at him & he's even doubled as a muse & inspired a whole line. Sam had a plan. ;)
Ok, I'm completely amused by this creation. But I think Sam deserves a doggy treat for being your muse and being so cute. He can't help it!
hahaha recycle--you crack me up
I LOVE this!!!
Oh, but he's so apologetic looking!! LOL...
been there!..my dogs I mean!
wonderful blog. love the puppets and their inspiration as well. so cute.
your illustrations are fabulous ♥
haha...yes, he does look a bit guilty ;)
he's also a seriously handsome fella...too cute!
Beautiful dog! I am such a sucker for the "hey look at me I am so naughty but so cute" pup face. My husband tried to mimick a time or two but doesn't have the same effect. = )
this had me laughing!! i have a 1930-1940's tin that has this type of puppet(s) in it.... two cartoon characters from the newspapers doing the naughty!..... wonderful to see this art brought back.
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