Pretty sure the bear is too fat to move quickly enough to get to the seal and eat it. He didn't get that fat just eating polar lettuce, though, so I'd watch out if I were the seal.
Big bear, little flower pot, rather large flower.Pretty sure that flower wouldn't fit that pot. That's why not that many polar bears are gardeners. Or florists, for that matter.
They're both enjoying some soft drinks. Big cups; and what with polar bears not being small we can only assume the beverages were purchased somewhere in the USA.
Look! Two polar bears. They're having a chat. The one on the left has a massive nose. Maybe the one on the right just knows the most flattering angle to be drawn from.
I became slightly obsessed with Kakapos after watching a documentary with Stephen Fry about species under the threat of extinction. Here are a few of the many ways a Kakapo can be translated from a very fat, green flightless bird into a very fat, black and white flightless doodle.
Probably a big rabbit mum forcing a rather resigned member of her rabbit offspring (looks like a teenager, methinks) to eat some carrot. You'd think the kid would've gotten used to carrot by now.
Another rather inexplicable one. Are they at the world's least exciting rabbit party? Is it the start of the morbidly obese rabbit 100m dash and they're lost in concentration, brows furrowed? Only time will tell. Actually, probably time won't tell.
I spend an awful lot of time at work drawing, mainly when I should be paying attention to something else. I usually throw everything away with my notepads, so I thought that sharing it with a largely inexistent (and in weeks to come, I'm sure, unimpressed) audience would be a good way to save some of the stuff.