When I first saw the challenge subject of this week, I thought that’s a good one…
Then I realized there are enough monsters in our world, but not enough fighters against them.
So, here is my super-monster-warrior.
black thread on paper.
This drawing challenge this week was hosted by the very talented Julia
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what a great idea dear hagar!! i love your monsterfighter!
please come back to me, i just posted the list and some of my monsters… xxx, julia
gé-wél-dig!!!!
just grand
I love your fighter
and your stitching on paper
great work Hagar!
good to know that super-monster-warriors around us.
love your work!
have a nice weekend!
xxx
tatjana
Dear Julia… thanks for your kind words and for the list…:-)
Dear Patrice…Dank je wel…;-)
Dear Tatjana…Thank you! I also think we more like her among us…:-)
I love this hagar. and your thinking makes me happy.
Haha,great…love it! Keep up the good workm 😉
Dear Marchi…Thank you…your words made me happy…:-)
Dear Ingrid, thank you!
do i take it the suburban town would be the monster to be fought? ;)))
i smile, for i’m reminded of the prince fourré cookie in your heroine. do you know prince fourré? if not, do google him, although a vintage wrapper ‘d be more appropriate…
your heroin and prince fourré could hit it off and go saving us from the monsters togethwer…
happy weekend, dear hagar!!!
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ha, at last, someone dared to fight the monster and even not in faraway, mysterious places but in the neighbourhood. original and beautiful, x
Dear woolf…. good one, the cookie prince and the my warrior…but I choose the background for a reason: the biggest danger sometimes is hidden there, in the quit, normal appearance of suburban life.
Dear Renilde….thank you! It’s important to fight them everywhere…;-)
Great perspective on the monster theme and I agree- plus who doesn’t like a monster fighter in a cape 😉
Nicely done Hagar! Wish I had a cape like that and those legs – then I can fight any monster ;).
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