A portrait of my grandmother

The story I saw was a man who had killed Pinky, the flamingo in Florida. The next story was that this man had been hit and killed by a truck. So the drawing depicts a feathered friend of Pinky avenging his death by killing the man who killed Pinky.

The Heavely Star Points of Ma Danyang Oriental Medicine Collection 중 within Yin and Yang Mr. Ma Kwi (마귀)

Bakery Thief in Korea

From Oddee.com David Freheit and his daughter went to the park and tied dental floss to her loose tooth and that to string and granola and waited for wild squirrels to come and pull her tooth. they even had hilarious video!! My picture doesn't look like the little girl at all. But the title of the article was "Tooth Fairy's Little Helper".

Amids the water crisis in the Philippines, Wattah-Wattah Festival in San Juan City was blessed with Rain and continued.

Pen and ink, alcohol marker, and various water-based markers on sketchbook paper. This is a depiction of the process of a knit bird nest for birds in need, complete with a finished view in the foreground. I was browsing around on the web when I came across an adorable story: people were knitting birds’ nests for abandoned baby birds! I knew this was the one. The other special thing about this is that you can help the cause too, by clicking the link below and making a donation to WildCare, the organization helping the birds. www.discoverwildcare.org

She’s Lady Bee, she’s a happy and joyful Bee who wants to save the world and other bees, by her funny quotes. She was made with Arteza watercolor.

Neil Armstrong the First man walking on the moon. On July 20 1969. During the Apollo 11 mission. Done on an iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil on Adobe sketch.

Horse criminal “Unifarce” involved in longtime narwhal horn theft scandal, fellow stable horses plead innocent: “We had no idea what Starshadow was up to!” Inspired by the current unicorn craze.

A headline from an art magazine I purchase regularly here in Edinburgh. Couldn’t resist crafting an idea around this one!

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/jun/29/cows-farts-children-climate-questions-answered

To support cows who experienced this crisis

old people digest: a monthly newspaper in which our hosts talk about daily problems our proud old men and women are facing today whether it be youngsters food or even *gasp* dates

In a stunning lack of events, NOTHING HAPPENED! At least, that’s my newspaper headline for my first Doodle Addicts challenge, inspired by part of a Monty Python skit. Here is (my version of), the scoop: Investigative reporter Ralph M II was stunned on his way to work when nothing happened. No priceless cellos were lost and discovered on the side of the road. No food trucks were stolen, giving way to an unusual car chase. Not a single complaint of loud music was reported to the authorities. And there were no instances of flagged fake news on the internet. Ralph reported that this lack of events was so unusual that he spent his day suspiciously looking about and shouting, “aha!” at sudden movements that were usually squirrels at play. Even the squirrels had seemingly no events to report on this unexpectedly uneventful day.

Daily Mail reported about raccoons who were breaking into a local gallery in oregon. Link to Article:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3319068/Masked-bandits-Four-raccoons-caught-burglarizing-art-gallery-viral-cops-post-incriminating-photo-street-names.html

I give this work the title "OMG, I found Lizard in his head" I found the news on LINE TODAY published by SINDONEWS on July 28, 2019, telling me that in Bangkok - Thailand, there was a beautiful female doctor who was confused by finding a lizard on the head of her patient. Thank God, this doctor was just surprised, the patient had already been treated and the patient's latest news had healed

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