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Blog Name: The Ward-O-Matic
Url: http://wardomatic.blogspot.com
Language: English
Topics: animation, art, illustration
Description: Animation, art, and anything aesthetically pleasing to the eye. The blog of animator, illustrator and director Ward Jenkins.
Popularity: 79 Followers

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New Print up in Etsy: Speaking In Color
I'm happy to report that there's a new print up in The Ward-O-Matic Shop!Called Speaking In Color, it features this wonderful little girl (possibly, maybe inspired by Ava?) spreading happiness to the world through her gifted tongue, speaking out against the dull and drab out there. Hooray! I guess you can call her The Color Ambassador. She'd like that.
Sketches
I was recently interviewed on Alex Mathers' excellent Ape On The Moon site recently about my sketches and where my favorite place is to sketch. This prompted me to make a new Flickrset called, appropriately enough, Sketches. Most of
How about some Ward-O-Matic Holiday Stamps?
Thanks to Dani of Rubber Soul, I've got my own line of holiday stamps! Check 'em out! They were a lot of fun to draw.
In-Store Appearance Today!
Getting prepared for my in-store appearance later on today at Barnes & Noble, people. Kinda nervous, but hey! kinda not! I'm very excited about it. Hope to see you guys there! In case you're wondering: Saturday, November 7th from 2-3pm, at the Barnes & Noble at Lloyd Center Mall here in Portland, OR, my first in-store appearance and book signing! Check the event's page on Facebook for details. I'll be reading the Michael Phelps book I illustrated, How To Train With a T. Rex and Win 8 Gold Medals, show some original drawings fr
This Week Vacation Guide 1949
This Week Magazine: Vacation Guide, 1949. No mention of illustrator. Lowell Hess, perhaps?This is a wonderful cover to a rather dull magazine. It's one of those informational publications, with no ads, a few photos, but mostly information like travel times from city to city, etc...- actually, it says that This Week is part of The Sunday Magazine, &q

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