The Adventures of Alex the Vegetarian Coyote - Page 2

Mike McCarty · 05-15-2013, 06:34 PM

Cynthia,

OK, two books then. I'm going to my little Eva's first birthday party on Saturday at the Tulsa zoo. She's drooling and laughing now in several languages. I'll send only the English version.

Carlito,

This woman you offer to replace Gwenyth - is this negotiable? Are there other Spanish women to choose from? It's not completely necessary that she be able to cook. We'll discuss when you meet my boat in Barcelona.

Here are some rabbit character sketches from the movie Bambi. The rabbit in our story, however, is a lop eared rabbit, unlike these cottontails and jackrabbits. Also a coyote skull by David Gluck.

Then there is Carlito's Bernice, the lop eared rabbit, as she and Alex, the vegetarian coyote, escape a not so bright wolf.

Steven Sweeney · 05-15-2013, 06:59 PM

I tried to get into this site, answering the "what is Conte" question. I tried pencil, crayon, pastel and chalk, all of which were rejected. For the love of god, what is the answer?

Cynthia Daniel · 05-15-2013, 07:04 PM

Mike, I was going to order from Amazon. Surely you're in this to make money. What a cute and clever idea!

Mike McCarty · 05-15-2013, 07:33 PM

I too was quizzed on this and got it wrong. I think the answer is - Bill Conti, composer of the Rocky theme.

Cynthia Daniel · 05-15-2013, 11:10 PM

You are too funny Mike. Believe it or not, I met him and his wife a couple of times and even had dinner at his house in LA back when I managed Robert Schoeller. Robert painted Bill and his wife Shelby. Here is Shelby some time in the 80s: http://schoellerfineart.com/gallery/...woman-020.html and Bill http://schoellerfineart.com/gallery/...t-man-046.html

SB Wang · 05-20-2013, 12:28 AM

Congratulation!
I also will publish books about secret in words, which is a remarkable breakthrough discovery.

Mike McCarty · 06-18-2013, 02:13 PM

Cynthia,

Carlito tells me that your books are now steaming toward you and have been signed by everyone including Generalissimo Francisco Franco (we thought he was still dead ...). No doubt these dual signed books will end up in the Smithsonian.

Thanks to all of you here that purchased the book on Amazon. I very much appreciate the gesture.

I think I have now bled this off-topic thread for all it's worth. To show that I haven't been a total visual arts slacker I'm going to post a few of my recent drawings.

Thanks again to everyone.