Dear Mr. Van Munster & Associates,
As you can see, I no longer sport the "Tootie" hair-do that I had in my Amazing Race audition video.
I just wanted to let you know, in case it makes a difference.
Still eagerly awaiting your call,
Nicole J. Georges
p.s. In case you cannot find the tape, here it is:
p.p.s. Please note that my partner is Beth Pickens, not the senior terrier shown in the photograph.
Author photo (c) Ally Picard , Bloodhound Photography
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Monday, January 16, 2012
Student Comic & Pet Portrait
Hello There!
Above is a panel from a comic about reading, done by a high school student who shall remain anonymous. It was one of my favorite panels from my recent residency at Benson High School.
Did you know I teach workshops and residencies to children, high school students, & senior citizens? I do. I will post more student work soon.
In the meantime, here is a cat portrait of someone named Winston, looking very handsome.
In case you are curious, the pet portrait scene over here is a little rough. Meaning, I am booked up through April at the moment. April-June I'll be too busy teaching to portrait for your pets, but after that we can talk.
If you are desperately seeking a portrait for a gift, consider getting a gift certificate! I will hand draw a gift certificate for your loved one, informing them of the gift they are to receive. Then you can wrap it up, see the look on their face, and they can have the joy of bossing me around themselves, instead of you doing it on their behalf.
Consider it!
I am currently working on the Vanport comic for Dill Pickle Club, planning my trip to the Chicago Zine Fest, and training daily, JUST IN CASE we get called for an Amazing Race audition.
Take care, more soon,
xoxo
n.g.
Labels:
amazing race,
comics,
diary comics,
pet portraits,
Student work,
teaching,
vanport
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Zinesters Guide to Portland
The Zinesters Guide to Portland was just mentioned in The Oregonian, and indeed there is a pull quote in which I am saying that you have to be prepared to Punch Your Way out of The Goodwill Bins if you find a Mohair Sweater there.
So take a look!
Also there is a picture in the print edition that I drew in homage to my favorite breakfast restaurant, Juniors.
Labels:
Guide to Portland,
portland,
thrift stores,
zinesters
Sunday, January 1, 2012
P.s. Christmas Present
Jeb got me new bike tires for Xmas (with the help of Nate), and made me a hand drawn card. Here is a photo of the card:
Thanks, Jeb!
Thanks, Jeb!
A Julie Klausner Holiday Card!
Happy New Year, Friends!
Here is a holiday card I drew for Julie Klausner, star of podcast, print, stage & screen.
Card seen here next to a walnut Santa Mouse, made by my neighbor Alice.
She is featured with her cat, Smiley Muffin, clad in a banner & wishing you a Happy New Year.
You can listen to her podcast here or on iTunes.
Highly recommended.
xoxo Happy 2012!!!
n.g.
p.s. The first thing I bought in 2012 was some french fries. Just so you know.
Here is a holiday card I drew for Julie Klausner, star of podcast, print, stage & screen.
Card seen here next to a walnut Santa Mouse, made by my neighbor Alice.
She is featured with her cat, Smiley Muffin, clad in a banner & wishing you a Happy New Year.
You can listen to her podcast here or on iTunes.
Highly recommended.
xoxo Happy 2012!!!
n.g.
p.s. The first thing I bought in 2012 was some french fries. Just so you know.
Friday, December 30, 2011
The Hairy Maiden, dog photos, Crafty Wonderland photos
Tonight I used the Shark Steam Cleaner I got for my birthday (ahem, check your calendar for that one) at the art studio and let me tell you, it was gleaming after a steaming. I've been there for almost one year, and I'll level with you that though I have swept, I have NEVER mopped the studio.
So now it's clean, and I sat down to use some watercolors, which are apparently my new thing.
I made this Hairy Maiden for my friends at Dovetail Bakery:
Let's see what they think. Here is a plain version for us:
I'll try to have prints of this soon, in case you'd like a
Ms. Hirsute U.S.A. 1922 of your own.
Here is a close-up of my Crafty Wonderland booth. The doilies were a hot ticket item this year.
This is on the last minute of the last day, after a week of working with wild abandon which culminated in fourteen hours of selling. I am wearing an orthopedic mitt.
And lastly, these two jokers who come to work with me, glad to have a nice clean studio floor upon which to set their dog bed.
Good Night!
xoxo
n.g.
So now it's clean, and I sat down to use some watercolors, which are apparently my new thing.
I made this Hairy Maiden for my friends at Dovetail Bakery:
Let's see what they think. Here is a plain version for us:
I'll try to have prints of this soon, in case you'd like a
Ms. Hirsute U.S.A. 1922 of your own.
Here is a close-up of my Crafty Wonderland booth. The doilies were a hot ticket item this year.
This is on the last minute of the last day, after a week of working with wild abandon which culminated in fourteen hours of selling. I am wearing an orthopedic mitt.
And lastly, these two jokers who come to work with me, glad to have a nice clean studio floor upon which to set their dog bed.
Good Night!
xoxo
n.g.
Labels:
art,
beija,
crafty wonderland,
hairy maiden,
studio,
watercolors,
wishbone
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
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