I like when Oliphant shows his artistic chops, specifically his mastery of drawing anatomy in movement. The dog poses are great. I wonder if he modeled them from life or photographs.
This reminds me of a George Price cartoon that once appeared in The New Yorker:
A writer sits on the front porch of his house, at the typewriter, head in hands because he has writer’s block. Crumpled wads of paper are strewn on the porch. Dogs surround him in various canine occupations. From the doorway, his exasperated wife yells, “WRITE ABOUT DOGS!” Price and Booth drew the coolest dogs.
Romney could pull a “St. Francis” and preach to the dogs, assure them he has their doggy concerns in mind, eat a few dog biscuits, rub their bellies. I doubt at his age if he can lick himself in strategic places. A transcript of the speech would consist of barks, growls, and howls.
I like when Oliphant shows his artistic chops, specifically his mastery of drawing anatomy in movement. The dog poses are great. I wonder if he modeled them from life or photographs.
This reminds me of a George Price cartoon that once appeared in The New Yorker:
A writer sits on the front porch of his house, at the typewriter, head in hands because he has writer’s block. Crumpled wads of paper are strewn on the porch. Dogs surround him in various canine occupations. From the doorway, his exasperated wife yells, “WRITE ABOUT DOGS!” Price and Booth drew the coolest dogs.Romney could pull a “St. Francis” and preach to the dogs, assure them he has their doggy concerns in mind, eat a few dog biscuits, rub their bellies. I doubt at his age if he can lick himself in strategic places. A transcript of the speech would consist of barks, growls, and howls.
He’s pandered to every other group so far.