Mr. Crucifix

I guess this is how the denizens of Lidsville depict Jesus in their religious art. Note that this was penciled, then inked (with a Flair pen, I believe). For whatever reason, I did this for several pages worth of drawings in this particular notebook, though none of them show any evidence that I was attempting to refine them in the inking process. I suspect that I just came in after the fact and traced what I'd previously done (after a run of 8 or 10 pages, the inking stops abruptly in the middle of a drawing of a giant cannibal policeman). I wish I'd kept notes to explain my thought process, but that's probably asking too much of a seven-year old.

Half-Freckled Cyclops

I think this fellows unusual markings may be attributed to laziness rather than intent, but who knows? Kids are nutty. I've always suffered from poor follow-through, though.

The Genie of the Lamp

There was a lot more of this than this (but, of course none of this) inspiring this piece.

Mickey Mouse and a Centaur

This is from the back of Monday's drawing. I don't know why the centaur looks like he has a cow's tail, but he seems to be okay with it, and with his single screwy arm. I guess he and Mickey are just happy that the lightning didn't strike them.