Injun Putty Tat

By now, you know I am sharing pencil illustrations of memorable Looney Tunes cartoon characters in the A to Z Challenge the community of insane inspiring people and you my loyal readers. 😉  I mentioned I might have to get creative with some of the letters of the alphabet and while there is a lone character for the letter I I did not see it as a child.  I did draw Inki <—link to image] but he’s not my feature for today.  Instead, I found inspiration a few days ago in the Tom Tom Tomcat YT video I shared in my Granny post and illustrated an Injun Putty Tat.

Pencil sketch

Unfortunately, the messy shading didn’t translate very well when I photographed my drawing.  Eventually I will colorize all my designs in this series which will be a nice perk for you to catch later on.

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18 comments

  5. I think your sketch came out excellent! I am not familiar with Injun Putty Tat and amazed you found the perfect cartoon character for the letter “I”! 😘

  7. I enjoyed all things associated with Native Americans growing up and I don’t care if the shading isn’t perfect, I liked it. Did Injun Puddy Cat come from the 1969 Injun Trouble? Because, if so, it’s after my childhood which is probably why I don’t remember such a character.

  9. I think your drawing is perfect. It’s interesting that we both had trouble with the letter I – I thought I’d get much further through the alphabet before that happened.

  15. Your drawing looks fine, I think maybe just a little brighter to get the details. Pencil drawings are actually hard to photograph and scan. I usually try to add some contrast or turn into into a dark blue color.

    Have a lovely day.

  16. Hi Cathy,
    I think the messy shading translated very well. I think it’s a great piece of work. Injun Putty Tat…Colorizing will be nice and I’ll definitely be looking forward to that but … the originals are always the best. I was kind of a slacker yesterday so now I’m playing catch-up. You can visit me and see how I ignore negativity

    Have a great day.
    Cheers,
    Crackerberries

  18. Hi, Cathy!

    Happy Saturday, dear friend! First came Friday, now here comes I-day! 🙂

    I first want to thank you for visiting Shady’s Place late last evening. It was sweet of you. You did a wonderful job on your Injun Putty Tat composition. I admire how you drew the cluster of teepees around the kunning kitty. I learned that teepee is also spelled “tepee” and “tipi,” and that it is different from a wigwam which is a rounded dome-shaped dwelling used by native North American tribes. Yessum, it will be fun to have your A to Z sketches show up in posts throughout the year In Living Color. I look forward to that and know I will remember all of them.

    Have a safe and happy weekend dear friend Cathy!

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