Twitter Sketches, Vol. 2.

 On July 2, I got a message on Twitter: "Any chance you're taking drawing requests tonight?!"

And so -- as I had done a couple of weeks prior -- I decided to let Twitter readers tell me what to draw in my sketchbook for the rest of the evening. The results are after the jump.

(Click on the drawings for high-rez versions you can print out as an iron-on or make your kids color or whatever.)

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@zeegirl602 wrote: "@lunarobverse and I were eating shrimp for dinner and the idea of shrimp finding each other attractive amused us. So, oddly, the idea was a drawing of amorous shrimp."

I took my cues for the following drawing from "Lady and the Tramp."

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@FatboyRoberts wrote: "okay, me in a starfleet uniform, holding a lightsaber and riding a T-Rex. Or if that's too much, freestyle something fitting ;)"

Sorry, Fatboy -- you're riding a Tauntaun.

 

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@lunarobverse wrote: "If you're still taking suggestions, how about the box cover for any of the #starwarscereal [suggestions] you were posting earlier?"

 

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@wicky_J wrote: "The Sheen family riding pogo sticks in time square is my humble request." Wicky never specified which Sheens, so I went with Michael.

 

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@splunge2000 wrote: "Draw this: JEDI TAUNTAUN! Dude, this world NEEDS a Jedi Tauntaun. (I got inspired by your Bobby-on-a-Tauntaun drawing to Google 'Jedi Tauntaun,' and got this.)"

Sadly, all I could think of were the possible complications.

 

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@Normfromtexas wrote: "I would love to see Aaron durran in a starfleet uniform, fatboy in a Jedi robes cutting Car-Car Binks in half with lazors!"

 

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And finally, @earbox wrote: "Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert playing one-on-one. (One-on-one what, you ask? That's up to you!)"

 

Thanks for playing!

EARLIER: Waiting Room Twitter Sketches. (June 19, 2009)

Comments

[Lindsey (a.k.a @zeegirl602)]

These are awesome, Mike. Thanks for indulging us! :)

[Brian M.]

The Twin Pod Cloud Crunch is still the wallpaper on my iPhone. I'm tempted to try to color it myself...

[Michael Russell]

If you do color it, Brian, be sure to send a copy my way. (I was imagining the box having an orange-and-yellow Bespin sort of motif....)