Hi Steppin

[Kman]

Made a doodle of objects in Xara.
And what originally appeared to me to
be developing into a monster with wild
teeth became this cowboy image.

I get the feeling as if the couple is
strutting or moving, so I came up with
this dance/jamoboree idea.

What do you think ?

Ken

[Kman]

Made a doodle of objects in Xara.
And what originally appeared to me to
be developing into a monster with wild
teeth became this cowboy image.

I get the feeling as if the couple is
strutting or moving, so I came up with
this dance/jamoboree idea.

What do you think ?

Ken

[raynerj]

Very cool Ken. Could be both, at the same time.

[Ron Duke]

Ken,
Great job. Funny how doodling one thing can turn into something so different.
ron

[RAMWolff44]

I like it Ken!! Fun and you CAN see both images in there!!

[Simon Beck]

I like it!

Sorry if you've already seen this one, but it's not dissimilar - in this case the whole thing emerged from a simple 5-pointed star (the female dancer):

Mambo

[OklaEd]

Ken,
For some reason the "Cowboy Hats" look like "Geisha Hairdoo's" to me ... I can't stop smiling

Simon,
How do you come up with these things? I thought they outlawed wormwood

[raynerj]

For some reason the "Cowboy Hats" look like "Geisha Hairdoo's" to me ... I can't stop smiling

The chaps look more like thigh highs to me...

I'm a lumberjack and I'm okay...

Work all day...

[Simon Beck]

Japanese cowboys (cowgirls?) doing the Can-Can??? Ah, whatever...

As for me, no substance abuse whatever (other than strong tea (no sugar please) and chocolate biscuits. Just a vivid (and slightly strange) imagination.

[Kman]

Thank each of you for the kind words.

And yes, Ron, I like how doodling generates
some fresh ideas, unforseen "art".

Case in point is Simon's "Mambo" -- very nicely
done.

Geisha hairdoos, huh ? Well, they did start
the karaoke movement, so ...

Ken