Pennywise, The Dancing Clown

Yes, I know the title is obvious and yet sounds a little off but Tim Curry actually says this in the film, I love him very very very much as well as Stephen King! Wes Craven and Clive Barker and a couple others also are right up there with Stephen King when it comes to great, classic horror/thriller movies.

This was drawn from my vhs-boxset case/cover of "IT"
This is a very old drawing, to me, I drew this some years back in 98' I think; it's not dated.

Nowadays, I really have a thing for dating my work or any little thing I draw. It makes so very very mad and angry when I look back at some of my artwork over my the course of my life and find that it hasn't been dated and yet others from the past are?...

Even though it's not like I don't have a memory or a general recollection as too when I may have drawn something or anything like that, but I would/ would've much rather preferred them too at least have some form date identification on them that way I could at least recall as to when specifically that it might have been drawn/created.

Well, I think I've gone a little astray off topic here, so I leave you with a note and do hope that you'll take it into consideration if you don't already do it, I believe its my duty to inform you as a fellow artiest to do the following: for the future please everyone.....

DATE YOUR ARTWORK!!!!!!!!!!!!


Don't make the same mistake that I've made by not being smart enough, or stupid if you will, to do something so simple as to write down the date upon you're artwork of when, as you'll want to remember the time that you created something on!

I can't stress this enough upon all of those who do not date your work, I'm telling you that you'll be making one of the biggest mistakes within you're art lifetime if you choose not to.

The point that I'm trying to empathize upon you all is PLEASE! PLEASE! date all of your work whenever and whatever you draw/create something! don't be like me in the past because now I really really regret not doing so then, a lot.

It may seem absurd or meaningless too you now, but in the future you'll have greatly wished that you had done so. So cherish every piece of artwork or anything of that matter that you yourself bring into this world... and what better way to do that than with giving your work a birthdate.

Well, if you have read this far without clicking to another page... once again PLEASE! PLEASE! take my advice into thought and use it well, DATE... YOUR... WORK... EVERYONE!
And for those of you who already do date your work, I envy you all!


The media that was used for this was: pencil, pen, crayons and markers.

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