Artist?

[parahandy]

Yes Ron and Bob thank you for your comments. Yes Ron I wasn't too happy about the feet myself but after ages of struggling with them I gave up.

Bob the black shapes were supposed to represent warts, wart a mess I made of them as well. Ah well you win some you lose some ha ha

[-=Drifter=-]

Norm, change the lighting on the bevel and they will look like they are popping out instead of like holes. If you didn't use the bevel at all, and just used shading, try the bevel.

[parahandy]

Ok Bob will give it a try, meantime goodnight I'm off to my Charpoy (bed)

[parahandy]

Twidder you wanted more of The Wind in the Willows so here is Toad of Toad hall and his car and his friend Badger.

[-=Drifter=-]

WOW!!! Most excellent, Norm! One of your BEST!!!!!!

[Ron Duke]

Norman,
Wow! You should be a children's book illustrator! Great illustration.
ron

[parahandy]

Thank you Bob and Ron for your continued support. I better publish these before they fade away otherwise I will be in convulsions or summat. Thanks for the help EGG

[-=Drifter=-]

WOW again!!!!! Way to go Norman!!! Looks great!

[Ron Duke]

Thank you Bob and Ron for your continued support. I better publish these before they fade away otherwise I will be in convulsions or summat. Thanks for the help EGG

Norman,
I agree with Bob. You definitely have your own style, and IMHO it is an excellent one for children! You really have a gift there.
ron

[TwidderBird]

Norm, I got your cue on The Wind in The Willows....that's really great! by the way I do like your frog too. I'm a big frog fan-- have some non-real frogs in my home thanks to wonderful memories as a child of frog-hunting with my brother (toads were easier to catch --real true toads...the bigger ones came out more at night and the little cutie sand toads were out during the day as well)

I think the creator of Winnie the Pooh is from your part of the world. could I request a Piglet from you?