Comic Woman in Red Hat with Butterflies

Comic of Woman in a Red Hat

Comic illustration of a woman in a tall red hat with flowers, and white butterflies perching atop the hat. She has on a purple polka-dot dress. It can be used as a fashion spoof or illustration for fashion or to illustrate a red-hats theme. Attribution preferred: "by dkp" (or, no extra attribution and just leave my signature on it, if possible). Thanks!

I also published this for free use on WikiMedia.

Sexy Sultry Redhead Skull and Car - Free Public Art by DKP

Sexy Redhead Comic Girl with Dune Buggy and Skull

Sexy, Sultry Redhead, Comic-Girl Art

This is a public-domain dedication (CC0 License, under Creative Commons). This was a project illustration, created by DKP in 1992, submitted to a collaborative writing project for Lex pen-pals. The character was illustrated to fit a specific description, of a woman who traveled through the galaxy in a souped-up, space-flight-capable, dune-buggy-style car. The sultry redhead comic girl, in leather and boots, holds a skull. The character was probably based on some similar character in space fiction, I don't recall. (It was another collaborator's description). I hereby release my copyright! (D.K. Pritchett). My photo/scan is slightly out of focus, and there are shadows. You may have to do some cleanup or airbrushing to use it. You may crop it or alter it in any way. If altered drastically (not just cleanup), then I prefer that you remove my signature from under the front tire. I have posted it on this blog in a larger size. Google Blogger seems to compress this art, but you can snag the full size version from my public file on Flickr.

Link to full-sized art on Flickr
https://www.flickr.com/photos/southernmuse/35552222655/in/dateposted-ff/

Link to medium-sized version on this blog
https://public-by-dkp.blogspot.com/2009/02/comic-girl-redhead-art-larger-version.html

Bugbones-the-Skeleton (Creepy Eqyptian)

This creepy fellow is mentioned in my blog, Glimmers from the Stone Age. I had envisioned something like this when I first started to play around with ideas for a logo for my Bugbones site. Eventually, I discarded this and went with a cartoon bug. I can't claim complete originality for the name or the idea. Many years ago, when I was a child, a boy drew a cartoon similar to this to impress me. It did. I adopted Bugbones-the-Skeleton (a.k.a. Creepy Egyptian) as my own, and drew him many times as a child. Then he went into the closet to be forgotten. Recently, I redrew him using Windows Paint, with revisions in Paintshop Pro, to use as an illustration in my blog about site building. I only needed him briefly, for a bit of humor to illustrate a point. I'd like to see him take on a life of his own, though, so I hereby release Bugbones-the-Skeleton into the public domain. Please give him life! (dkp)


This work is dedicated to the Public Domain.