hmmm i'm not really convinced i've hit the right palette yet, but i'm very happy with my yeti.
I've started using collage again to create images, it's ridiculously time consuming cutting out all the pieces, especially with a small person trying to grab everything off the table while I work, but it's not just the process that i'm enjoying... it's great to see how images change with techniques, now I want to re-do lots of drawings in collage just to see how they turn out.
yes this really is quite insane, but who said robot's didn't want to decorate for the holidays?
Clearly not my best entry but forgive me and do please cut me some slack, I am now drawing with a 5kg baby in a sling in front of me in 10 minute snatches, so the fact that I got anything done for this weeks challenge is for me a minor miracle! I hereby promise to try harder to get my groove back, as soon as I get two hands free...
The first try was a bit of a wobbly gingham robot inspired by Bender from Futurama...which was all machine stitched... but as I didn't have any iron on backing so we had to go 'free form' with mixed results.
I think this is the most successful probably due to the hand embroidery of the felt onto a more solid fabric, although the polka dot robot below is really quite charming in his own 'special' little way. 

Ok sorry first up to all that have visited looking for new drawings and finding nada, zilch and bugger all - I have been ridiculously busy with my other job, other blog (handmade life) and now have whipped out a brand new son Maxwell Otis... so please forgive us. The good news is that now i'm on maternity leave for a few months, hopefully between feedings, walking up and down the hallway, and nap-times i'll be able to pull a few new drawings together as well as feature some great stuff by other pencil pushers i'm currently infatuated by... well that's the plan anyway - let's see what happens...
Oh and a special shout out to little Lara Radford-Ifrate, keeping the dream alive with her top drawing of Me, Max and a stack of building blocks... top job!