I Illustrated Each Day Of Quarantine With My Wife And A Cat (20 Pics)
I’m an illustrator stuck indoors in Chicago like everyone else. I’m here with my wife Kendra (I refer to her as KShark, or the Princes of Sandsmarkia because her last name is Sandsmark) and our cat Girl. I try and come up with fun, weird, and silly scenarios to keep those two from murdering me. I’ve made an illustration for each day of our quarantine. Below is a sample of them.
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Sorry that we can't comment individually per picture... Some are very good.. (Day 23)
Yes, I have the same frustration on most posts that aren’t set up for individual comments. Maybe it’s a pain for the one posting images to set up this way. My comment below was deleted because i was complaining about not being able to edit posts. And I just figured that out! Hahaha!
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Hello, thanks so much for commenting and upvoting. I've never done this before but my wife was like "umm, post these on BoredPanda or something" so I did. cheers and hope everyone is safe @Jaydrawsthings
These are so cute and inspiring - Thank you for sharing, Jay! :) love those cat images on the wall, the dinosaurs and the ....”Rona” :D ...also that chart number crunching kitty - with glasses!
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I'm sure a lot of people can identify with at least some of these as cabin fever sets in!
"The Rona" omg, don't give it a nickname or we will never get rid of it!
I love that in the one you've got a dragon favorite cartoon of mine on in the tv... hahahahaha! These are awesome!
Brings back memories. This is basically what summers were like growing up on a rural country road in the ‘65 - ‘82 give or take (except for the zoom one). Forts, cats, a St. Bernard (missing in the comic) , playing army, playing barbies, playing spaceship, writing plays, choreographing dances (badly), the pond and wild creatures were key. It got really tough in high school, because friends (and boys) were the priority. My friend and I would walk 2 miles from our houses and meet in the middle, then walk back to one of our houses. Almost every darn day. She lived in a trailer park, which I thought was amazing because it seemed like a city to me! And boys were there. I still think sidewalks are an amazing luxury. Sadly most people now are staring at screens. It’s good for mental health to make fun out of nothing, for kids and grownups both. But it can be torture when it’s not by choice.
I'm pretty much into the very same things I liked when I was 12. Dinos, forts, being silly, nothing has changed. :)
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Sorry that we can't comment individually per picture... Some are very good.. (Day 23)
Yes, I have the same frustration on most posts that aren’t set up for individual comments. Maybe it’s a pain for the one posting images to set up this way. My comment below was deleted because i was complaining about not being able to edit posts. And I just figured that out! Hahaha!
Load More Replies... Hello, thanks so much for commenting and upvoting. I've never done this before but my wife was like "umm, post these on BoredPanda or something" so I did. cheers and hope everyone is safe @Jaydrawsthings
These are so cute and inspiring - Thank you for sharing, Jay! :) love those cat images on the wall, the dinosaurs and the ....”Rona” :D ...also that chart number crunching kitty - with glasses!
Load More Replies... I'm sure a lot of people can identify with at least some of these as cabin fever sets in!
"The Rona" omg, don't give it a nickname or we will never get rid of it!
I love that in the one you've got a dragon favorite cartoon of mine on in the tv... hahahahaha! These are awesome!
Brings back memories. This is basically what summers were like growing up on a rural country road in the ‘65 - ‘82 give or take (except for the zoom one). Forts, cats, a St. Bernard (missing in the comic) , playing army, playing barbies, playing spaceship, writing plays, choreographing dances (badly), the pond and wild creatures were key. It got really tough in high school, because friends (and boys) were the priority. My friend and I would walk 2 miles from our houses and meet in the middle, then walk back to one of our houses. Almost every darn day. She lived in a trailer park, which I thought was amazing because it seemed like a city to me! And boys were there. I still think sidewalks are an amazing luxury. Sadly most people now are staring at screens. It’s good for mental health to make fun out of nothing, for kids and grownups both. But it can be torture when it’s not by choice.
I'm pretty much into the very same things I liked when I was 12. Dinos, forts, being silly, nothing has changed. :)
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