Showing posts with label fan art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fan art. Show all posts

Friday, May 1, 2020

Playing Games

I love Sesame Street, duh.  It's fun to imagine things that the characters might do, especially when it's definitely in the integrity of the characters.  And, after all, who doesn't like games?

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Wednesday, April 8, 2020

A Memphis Monster Reads

I had a friend share a cute video with me on facebook about a guy reading "The Monster at the End of this Book," and said their young'un would love to see what Cookie Monster would do with it.  I have this great replica puppet that I used, which has been fun to play with around town, at conventions, and a few things online.  I hope to do some more with the #MemphisMonster

Hope you have fun with this!  IF there's enough reaction to this, maybe I'll do more.


You may have to hit play twice.

This is not an official Sesame Street video and I claim no copyright or ownership of the character Cookie Monster, although the script was written by and performed by me for this video.

Music: Jazz Comedy by Ben Sound.



Tuesday, January 1, 2019

Sunny Days - Why'd the Chicken Cross the Sesame Street?

I love when Frank Oz and Jim Henson play off each other.  One of my favorite characters is Fozzie Bear.  I love him because he never gives up!  He has a passion and refuses to not try to make people laugh.  His joy is in bringing (or TRYING to bring) others joy!!  I also love Ernie.  I was told once that I'd rather play and pick on folks instead of eat and, while it's not true - it's pretty close to truth.

So, what happens when these two characters come together?  Well...

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I better get back to work!  This is my last strip drawn - have others to ink and color and...maybe today!

Monday, November 19, 2018

Sunny Days - A Fan Comic Strip by Me - Oscar's Reality

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I think we can all agree that reality television is trash.  I hate it.  A bunch of no-talents get famous for doing nothing extraordinary and that makes ME grouchy!

Again, I've used photos of the actual Muppet and the street to get the real images.  I did lights and darks this time for two reasons:
1) I wanted to try it out.
2) I forgot I did only flat colors last time.

What do you think?  Are these fun?

Oh, and as far as reality TV goes, that one guy who has a show that says he's a doctor but really isn't had a Muppet character on Sesame Street that interviewed Bob.  Look REALLY closely at Oscar's TV screen.  Heh heh heh...

(Also, Sesame Workshop, please don't sue me as I'm not making any money on these; but, feel free to hire me and I'll be right there!)