SAD, not really, no. But illustrators need to work on facial expressions and postures that convey feelings, emotions.
And since I already had two words that begin with ‘s’. . . well, why not have a good cry.
To find out more on the doodlers, visit Alison’s post HERE.
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AND a book suggestion: My Neighbor Is a Dog, by Isabel Minhós Martins and Madalena Matoso
The parent’s attitude made me sad, quite frankly! But it’s definitely a vibrant, well-designed book with quite the tale to tell!
Click here to read more at goodreads
julie rowan-zoch 
Great pictures to inspire drawings of sad! And you have piqued my curiosity about that book – I want to find out what the parents did! 🙂
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I’ve been having good conversations about picture books with my library’s children’s librarians, and this is one currently in discussion!
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Aw, that’s one sad puppy. Thanks for another great prompt
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I couldn’t leave him out!
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Wow, that’s a good but tough prompt for Doodle Day! The “My Neighbor is a Dog” book is interesting-sounding. I just read the Goodreads summary and wondered if the authors are European because the plot has a bit of European sensibility to it (I don’t mean that in a bad way!). The art on the cover is also interesting. I need to see if my library has a copy. 🙂
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They are Portuguese.
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