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The first are my niece's. My sister says that my four-year-old niece and her nine-year-old brother are united in their love of Crocs and their desire to get the little jibbitz (I just learned this word) that fit inside them. Who can blame them? I'd want some jibbitz too if only Crocs wouldn't make my enormous feet look that much more enormous.
The second set of feet are my dad's. While I did get my feet from my father, I promise his really aren't this flat or this long. My grandmother would say these are "longer than cold weather."
3 comments:
I love your dad's feet!!! It reminds me of a Quentin Blake drawing.
Great drawings, lovely linework....on my last trip to SA I saw everybody wearing these crocs and honestly thought they were hideous, until I tried them on...sooo comfortable, but I keep on seeing Donald duck when I look down at my feet, so even the comfort factor couldn't win me over into getting myself a pair! We don't have them here in France though.
Ronell
I've really enjoyed looking at your blog and love your work. those shoe drawing are particularly great, lovely and loose - lots of character.
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