William Bingen’s first art cartoon, our grandson
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Love it!
More talent!!!
Love the way children unhesitatingly have the good guys always win, no matter what! Wonderful artwork, showing real promise, by your grandson. I know you are justifiably most proud of him.
Oh this is just GREAT!!
Budding talent – look at the way he uses colors!
This is just wonderful! Your grandson shows so much talent! Batman is pretty big in my house, so this bought a big smile to my face. I love it! 🙂
This is such a nice drawing, good work WIlliam! 🙂
Amazing cartoon!!
The talent in the family goes on and on!
Christine
Love this, William! This brought a huge smile to my face! 🙂
Ha, ha, ha, hee, hee, hee………The drawings are funny. I like the dog.
Just wonderful! What talent in the genes…and the encouragement I’m sure he receives will only bring out more!
Well that’s the way Walt Disney started out I dare say.
Margaret, I thought it was a dog too, but it he told me it is a gargoyle. It reminds me of our dog Sheeva we grew up with.