Laundry!

So i am at work, with very lil to do ...hail slow days! Fooled around on paint shop pro a bit, but its hard without a tablet....blar...

Here's something that was sketched out ages ago, but never colored. Probably will redo in photo shop..bwahahahaha comparisons!

Sometimes...even lovey dovey things need a wash to freshen it up... or you could just Febreze it...

You dirty rat: Daring rodent shows puzzled leopard exactly who's boss by stealing its lunch

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1190772/What-squeak-Daring-mouse-whos-boss-scares-leopard-steals-lunch.html#ixzz0MfQmeU6g

This mouse took a chance with death when it tucked into the lunch of a hungry leopard.

Seemingly unaware of the beast towering over it, the mischievous rodent grabbed at scraps of meat thrown into the African Leopard's enclosure. But instead of pouncing on the the tiny intruder the 12-year-old leopard, called Sheena, appeared to be afraid of the daring mouse and kept her distance. At one stage she tried to nudge the mouse away with her nose, but the determined little chap carried on chewing away until he was full....

Excuse me?

The little rat - thought to be only two to three months old - was spotted scampering into the leopard's enclosure shortly after feeding time at the Santago Rare Leopard Project, in Hertfordshire.

So intent was the plucky rodent on its mission to snatch a tasty snack, that it seemed not to notice that its path was taking it within a whisker's breadth of 12-year-old Sheena.
Clutching a corner of raw meat with its tiny paws, the rat busily tucked in, until it sensed one of those whiskers moving in.

Sheena, bemused by the interloper coming between her and the remains of dinner, padded over on paws big enough to wreak vengeance with a single swipe.

But rather than giving the thief at very least the hearty set down it deserved, she gingerly lowered her nose for an exploratory sniff.
Rattus paused, lifted its dainty pink claws in submission, then - obviously deciding on a nothing-ventured-nothing-gained approach - continued to tuck in.
And after another tentative investigation, Sheena gave the leopard equivalent of a shrug and turned away.

...but even a gentle shove does not deter the little creature from getting his fill...

...so the mouse continued to eat the leopard's lunch and show the leopard who was boss

For Markboy...

These were supposed to be a set of postcard sized prints done for our 3 yrs anni back in April...sadly the transfer between illustrator and photoshop was done incorrectly....so everything for too muddy for print...oh well...will fix is up one day! Many thanks to Dani help and for the letter Z's bimbo bot...cause i couldnt think of one to save my life (and make the deadline..that i still missed :o)