Morbid Unicorn: WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT

A charming, morbid unicorn

My co-worker, another Sarah from Texas, requested a morbid unicorn with a head stabbed onto its horn after she saw my giraffe. I pleaded with her to let me not make it morbid, but she insisted it had to have a head on it. So I drew the unicorn like it didn't have a head attached to its horn, let her see it, and she remained firm in her request for the unicorn's decapitated friend. I am super duper proud of my unicorn because horses (and unicorns) are very difficult to draw, and spending two out seven days of my week with a horse named Dash, not getting the proportions right can be terribly frustrating. I am glad how this turned out (even with the gross and violent image). Thank you Sarah!

Morbid Giraffe: WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT

As graphic as a drawing in paint can be.

My online friend Egan, who lives somewhere in Canada, requested for me to draw an evil magician giraffe. He didn't specify how evil, so I figured I would make him pretty dastardly. I know this breaks one of my rules regarding violent situations, but you have to remember that there aren't very many evil giraffes out there, let alone ones capable of magic. I like the spots the most on my giraffe in this painting. I had trouble trying to figure out how to draw a giraffe, and he is not as successful as my previous hippo, kangaroo, and hamster, but I am pretty dang proud. I am also very fond of his bushy eyebrows. I don't like the person being sawed in half, but the evil was requested, so I delivered. Sorry if it grossed you out, but I had a wonderful time drawing it. Thank you Egan!