August 12, 2010

First Game

Filed under: CARTOONS, History, Sports and Recreation — Colby @ 10:16 am

It’s time for one of those cartoons that nobody gets. Well, nobody except maybe sports officials. Taken from the long list of “things shouted on the field” this insinuation is so old that it was probably yelled during the first game ever played.

June 24, 2010

Soccer Player

Filed under: DRAWINGS, Sports and Recreation — Colby @ 2:05 pm

Most of the planet is currently keeping up with the World Cup. That includes my four year old grandson who drew this soccer player for me for Father’s Day.

It’s an evening game. The colors at the top of the drawing represent another stunning Arizona sunset.

April 2, 2010

Traveling

Filed under: CARTOONS, Sports and Recreation — Colby @ 1:53 pm

March Madness?

March 6, 2010

No Bicycle Kicks!

Filed under: CARTOONS, Sports and Recreation — Colby @ 9:18 pm

The pros make it look so easy.

October 6, 2009

Fowl Play

Filed under: CARTOONS, Sports and Recreation — Colby @ 10:27 am

Fowl-Play

September 7, 2009

Immobile Ref

Filed under: CARTOONS, Sports and Recreation — Colby @ 1:43 pm

Believe me. I’ve seen worse.

Cone_Ref

September 2, 2009

Bubbles

Filed under: CARTOONS, Science, Health, Weather, Sports and Recreation — Colby @ 10:54 am

On the list of things for grandkids to ponder:

Bubbles

July 28, 2009

We’re Number One?

Filed under: CARTOONS, Sports and Recreation — Colby @ 12:16 am

Hook’em, Gig’em, Guns Up…many colleges display hand gestures in support of their athletic teams. That might not be a good idea for some types of mascots.

Hook'em Unicorns

July 21, 2009

Girl Swinging

Filed under: PAINTINGS, Portraits, Sports and Recreation — Colby @ 1:31 pm

Girl Swinging

Acrylic on canvas, 24″ X 30″

June 14, 2009

Summer Manual

Filed under: CARTOONS, Sports and Recreation — Colby @ 10:33 pm

I did this MANY years ago. It served as the cover for the Dallas Park Department’s summer manual. Fashioned after a board game (remember those?) it encouraged kids to participate in as many activities as they could so that their summer would be more fun and last longer before they had to go back to school.

SummerManual