Hump Day Haikus in Fabulous February

So far I'm still on track to do the haiku thing each week! I have been using pictures more often, but I'll get back to drawing soon.

07 Feb 2018: Ocean Sunsets

The winter Olympics are on right now. Yeah, yeah, it's Valentine's Day too, but I'm more interested in the Olympics, so that is my theme for the week. I just got back from Mammoth so that also inspired this week's haiku.

14 Feb 2018: Winter Olympics

21 Feb 2018: Ice Skating penguins

So the Olympics are still going on and these athletes are so inspiring! Did you hear about Ester Ledecka and her gold medals in both skiing and snowboarding?! Winning a gold medal in your non-dominant sport... what a badass! (Sorry for the language kids!) Chloe Kim makes the halfpipe look like nothing. I digress...

A few years ago I did a haiku about snowboarding so I decided to go for ice skating...

28 Feb 2018: Starry Night

Who doesn't love the Starry Night painting? My friend created a 3D version of it out of lab supplies and it was so good. Just so....ooo...ooo. good. So much better than what I drew, but I'm working on it.

Fred Zhang's 3D version of Starry Night with lab supplies:

By Fred Zhang

#HumpDayHaiku in decadent December

Last month of haikus! This year just flew by!

Dec 02:

Inspired by @anasteem from instagram.

Dec 09:

Dec 16:

Dec 23: Festivus

My penultimate haiku for this year! I can't believe how quickly time flies.
This haiku would make the most sense if you watched Seinfeld. Just thinking about this makes me chuckle. For an added element of randomness, I added the pandas.
I'm not a Grinch. I love the holidays but this was too good to pass up.
Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday season, no matter what you celebrate.

Dec 30:

My last haiku for the year!  This is based off a picture I took when I visited Astoria, OR last year.

This year has been full of transitions but this project provided a much needed outlet.

Thank you for your support during the last 52 weeks.  I've got a few projects in mind for next year so stay tuned!