Your Face Here

If you’re near lovely Cohasset, Massachusetts this SUNday, near Boston’s South Shore, skedaddle your hiney over for an honest-to-goodness cartoon of yourself, drawn by Bill White. Wouldn’t any parent or grandparent love a funny drawing of you for the holidays? Sure! Frame it and it’ll make an affordable, memorable gift. Hot dawg!

You might know Bill from his Ren & Stimpy animating stint, or you might know him as a Building 19 cartoonist. Either way, he’s one awesome draw-er.

HOLLY-DAYS FAIR
at the Our World Children’s Global Discovery Museum
100 Sohier Street
Cohasset, MA
12 to 4 P.M.
Admission: $5 per person ($20 per family)


More details on Bill’s blog here: An Offer You Can’t Refuse

Comments

Bill White said…
Not to nit-pick, P.L., but the event is on Sunday, not Saturday.

Thanks for the plug, anyway!
December 10, 2009
P.L. Frederick said…
Aye yei yei. Thanks for the correction, Bill. The post now correctly reads SUNDAY. We're fortunate I didn't substitute "July." It's happened.
December 10, 2009
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