To buy today's original artwork please email: rachael@rachaelsmith.org
Friday, 20 May 2011
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About Flimsy
Flimsy is a blue kitten. She tries to be a good kitten, but she gets lots of things wrong. Flimsy does a new thing every day, so please follow her adventures and comment to give her advice or to say hello. Flimsy was created by Rachael Smith who is an illustrator: www.rachaelsmith.org
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About Me
- Rachael Smith
- Comics and illustration! Creator of Flimsy the Kitten, House Party, The Rabbit, Artificial Flowers, and Bess. Draws comics for Doctor Who.
Buy Todays Flimsy
Most of the original black and white Flimsy pencil drawings can be yours for £10.00 + postage.
Email: rachael@rachaelsmith.org to see if your favourite is still available ^_^
3 comments:
Ha ha. Are you ambidextrous too, Rachael? I'm right handed but several years back, when I used to paint spirals and other patterns on my fingernails (I don't have time to do that these days, and besides I'm always getting my fingers messy), I found I was able to paint quite well with my left hand when doing the patterns on the nails of my right hand. So I hope that if anything terrible happens to my main drawing hand, I'll have my left to fall back on >:)
Ah that's good! No I'm not ambidextrous unfortunately. my brother is though, he can start writing on a page with his left hand and then finish it off with his right hand - I think that's pretty cool :)
Writing with my left hand is much harder, because the writing moves from left to right so my hand moves across what I've just written. Painting is OK with the left hand as long as I do it very slowly and carefully >:)
I guess I'm not fully ambidextrous, as I think the true definition means being equally dextrous with both hands.
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