Took Jake up on his challenge. Here's Bart Simpson, Charlie Brown, Mickey Mouse and Sponge Bob drawn from memory.
I would say I nailed it!
Edit: 5 min later, after actually looking at drawings of these characters . . . Yeah, I definitely did not "nail" it. (These all look like the bad Times Square street performer knock-offs)
@davidhohn Those are MUCH better than mine. My charlie brown looked like a serial killer.
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@Lee-White Ha! It was crazy when I actually looked at CB. I would have SWORN that his eyes were set far apart! (Turns out they are not!)
Post your serial killer version!
@davidhohn I don't know if I kept it. I'll see if I can find it. I literally drew it on a form from the IRS. I throw any letter from them away! lol!
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@Lee-White A serial killer version of Charlie Brown drawn on a missive from the Internal Revenue Service that you chucked into the garbage . . .
Feels like there's a metaphor for something, somewhere in there . . .
@davidhohn lol, maybe so! haha!
Hooo boy, here are my no reference cartoon icons....I am much ashamed, haha.
I am most ashamed of Mickey Mouse. I was such a Disney kid growing up, why could I not remember how to draw him? Fun exercise.
I liked your tips about turning work down though, it's very important to be able to keep things in perspective--is this worth a year of your life and turning down other work for?
Absolutely loved this topic guys, and thanks for answering my question as well 
That was a good episode I wasn’t going to show mine lol but since y’all have been so brave here goes...
Took Jake up on his challenge. Here's Bart Simpson, Charlie Brown, Mickey Mouse and Sponge Bob drawn from memory.
I would say I nailed it!
Edit: 5 min later, after actually looking at drawings of these characters . . . Yeah, I definitely did not "nail" it. (These all look like the bad Times Square street performer knock-offs)
