Well, in three months, Lord willing, this idyllic profile doodle will be obsolete. But, hey, at least there's no longer a doodle of us with a newborn Susannah! Maybe when Buster is a year or two old, I'll get around to doodling one of him or her outside of my belly.
Here's hopin'.
I think I say it every time you put up a new one, but . . . I love your doodles. You should make a business out of them, or something.
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic Abigail.
ReplyDeletehey, buster? when are you going to call one "baby snooks"? hmmm.....
ReplyDeleteGorgeous rendering of your family as usual- You are SO TALENTED Abby!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love your doodles.
ReplyDeletelove it!
ReplyDeletetruly beautiful, abby!
ReplyDeletei love it.
ReplyDeletebetter late than never, especially when this nice. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful too. It'll be fun to look back at the progression of your family in these black-and-whites someday as children join year upon year.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite part-little Bird's piggy tails! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTorie
Very sweet. :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you all like it, considering it may be around for a year or two!
ReplyDeleteI'd originally drawn this in light pencil, planning to splotch it all over in color, but the girls woke up before I could do so. It's easier to make thick, black lines while they're awake than is to let them see the paint, so this is what resulted.
I do get tired of these prim black and whites sometimes, so I'm glad that this suits for a teensy, smushed profile emblem. (In real life, the girls would be falling out of the tree, and I'd be chasing after Susannah to keep her from tumbling down a giant hole.)
Oh, and Elizabeth B. from Buffalo!
ReplyDeleteI was ashamed when I read your comment. John and I failed! I'd say it's about time for a jello pudding and popcorn party. Come visit us, and we'll mend our ways and name the next child properly.
"I wanna sleep on the couch, Daaaadddy!"