Follow us:
Join us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterSubscribe to our RSS FeedSign up to our newsletter
Recent Posts:
Recent Comments:
Tilda said: Have you been to Holkham? I love the British coastline. http://w...
on 2012-02-01 10:51:40 In SF Said: By The Sea
Linda Sargent said: Lovely! Well, we are frequent visitors to a place on the cliffs i...
on 2012-01-31 17:29:34 In SF Said: By The Sea
Richard Collingridge said: Thanks Linda, glad you like them... maybe, I quite like the way t...
on 2012-01-30 10:58:59 In Boy, Bear, Boat, Map, Pipe, Compass, Book - Doodle
Linda Sargent said: Love these sketches! Wonderful that way one story potentially fee...
on 2012-01-27 17:29:41 In Boy, Bear, Boat, Map, Pipe, Compass, Book - Doodle
Tilda said: Yes, he is more like your bear. I love how this boy is decked out...
on 2012-01-26 16:10:50 In Boy, Bear, Boat, Map, Pipe, Compass, Book - Doodle
Richard Collingridge said: Thanks Tilda! Yeah, Is more like my bear from When it Snows, bec...
on 2012-01-26 15:25:53 In Boy, Bear, Boat, Map, Pipe, Compass, Book - Doodle
Search the Blog:
Archives:
Twitter:
Categories:
Tags:
The Philippines Trash by Andy Mulligan I Don't Believe it Trash I Don't Believe it Archie! M L Welsh Hannah Shaw Archie! Andy Mulligan Faz Choudhury Good Dog Bad Dog 'The Cup of the World' Victor Frankenstein Vern & Lettuce 'The Lightstep' 'The Fatal Child' Nick Ward Kate Brown Tony Mitton Charlie Small Adele Geras Lob Kirsten Armstrong Conrad Mason author blog David Wyatt Kenneth Oppel Jacqueline Wilson Richard Collingridge noah barleywater runs away This Dark Endeavour The Outlaw Varjak Paw Phoenix Edinburgh Book Festival SF Said John Boyne Melanie Welsh Varjak Paw neill cameron John Dickinson david fickling books Dave Shelton 'Magic Beans' Sarah McIntyre Tall Story Candy Gourlay The DFC Library DFB storyblog Linda Newbery china_comic
Links:

..or rather barks.. or growls?  More suggestions for dog ’speech’ description please! In fact, have a go at naming this mystery(ie. ‘where the barks went’, ‘growls in hiding’ etc) and send us your ideas - best suggestions win a DFC badge! Just leave your doggy verb or title & your email address as a comment below.. 

One Robin Etherington - a rather sharp-eyed and sharp-witted young man - has already solved ‘The Mystery of Lost Words’ by bringing to our attention that fact that text & speech bubbles were missing from the final page of Dave Shelton’s miniature treat, THE STAKEOUT – !! ‘Eek!!’ I hear you say – but never fear, thanks to our crime-busting dog duo and their trusty sidekicks, Robin & Dave, the final pages have been restored for your viewing pleasure! Just click here  to read the rectified newsletter :)  ..Phew!

If you should need any brainfood whilst thinking up your doggy descriptions, take a look at Dave Shelton’s fascinating website  - it’s crammed with glimpses of new work and beautiful pages from Dave’s old sketchbooks – a real insight into his hilarious, engaging and completely charming work.

I’ll be keeping my eyes on the comments box..   ’til next time!

Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...