More 6th Grade Lunch Bags

Still posting the lunch bags still a little behind.

All images and text copyright 2014 - Michael Smith Doodle Bag Productions

Sara has been chucked off of her horse and tossed into the book return where she falls down to the bottom only to find her Dad hanging out in front of a giant card catalog.

pitt pens, copic markers, oil pastels and gel pens on brown paper lunch bag.

6th Grade Lunch Bag - 18

All images and text copyright 2014 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

This week we find that Sara has returned to Earth from her field trip to the sun to find her brother engulfed in a stack of books.

Col-erase pencil, pitt pens, copic markers, oil pastels and gel pens on a lunch bag.

Robot Dragon Slayer sketch card

All images and text copyright 2014 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

This week's sketch card for my son's lunch lays out a little background on the hero robot.

Pencil and marker sketch, modified in PhotoShop with the text added.

6th Grade - Lunch Bag 15

All images and text copyright 2014 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

This week we return to our normally scheduled programming!  Sara returns to her search for what to do with the energy that she discovered.

Col-Erase pencils, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers, Gel pens, oil pastels on a lunch bag.

6th Grade Lunch Bag 14

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

This week Sara has to figure out what kind of energy it is that has escaped her science books. She is determining whether it is Potential, Kinetic, Mechanical and a couple of others that I have forgotten. She has placed the sphere on a high platform to see if it has potential energy, it has crashed down through the ground and she is looking at it.

Col-Erase Pencils, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers, white gel pens, oil pastels on a standard lunch bag.

6th Grade Lunch bag #11

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

This week we get back to the main story.  Sara helped clear out the mess that was blocking the irrigation system of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and now she is investigating the issue with the science books.

Copic markers, pitt pens, col-erase pencils and oil pastels on a lunch bag.

Robot Dragon Slayer Quest

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

This is another study for the Robot Dragon Slayer character for my son's sketch card series.  

Ink pens and watercolor with a little prismacolor pencils and copic markers thrown in for accent.

Lunchbag #9 of 6th Grade

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions 

This week Sara discovers that the chapter in her social studies book on Egypt has been storing their stuff in the aqueduct system of the Hanging Gardens. Now she has to figure out a way to clear up the mess.

Col-Erase pencils, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers, white gel pen, oil pastels on a brown paper bag.

Robot Dragon Slayer

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

This week's sketch card for my son has a robot knight who is working to rid his world of dragons.

Strathmore board, Prismacolor Ink Pens, with a little copic markers.

Lunchbag #8 of the 6th Grade

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

This week finds Sara deeper in the hanging gardens trying to find out why the water isn't supplying the plants. We are still going with the braided hair.

Col-erase pencils, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers, white gel pens, and oil pastels on a typical brown lunch bag.

5th Lunch bag of 6th Grade

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith Doodle Bag Productions

Sara's Mom shows up on this week's lunch bag with a roll of plans to help Sara figure out the best way to deal with the mystery from history.

Craft Paper (lunch bag), col-erase pencils, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers, white gel pens, oil pastels

Lunchbag 4 for the 6th Grade

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

This week the school books have blocked the school and it looks like the only way that Sara can help her friends is to go through the Social Studies books, and solve a mystery from history.

Kraft paper (lunch bag), col-erase pencils, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers, white gel pens, oil pastels.

Lunch Bag 3 for 6th Grade

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith Doodle Bag Productions

This week finds Sara dodging textbooks as she weaves her way out of the school before all of the information blocks her path to freedom!

Kraft Paper (Lunch Bag) col-erase pencil, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers, white Gel Pens, oil pastels

First 6th Grade Bag

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith Doodle Bag Productions

This is the first lunch bag of the new school year to go with Sara to school.  The story is Sara and Math Mountain.  

Kraft Paper (lunch bag), col-erase pencils, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers, white gel pen, oil pastels

Summer Lunchbag

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

This is a quick bag done for a Father's Day issue of the Tennessean.

Lunch bag 29

All images and text copyright 2013 Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

This week is probably the last lunch bag of the school year, and I am not quite done with the story.  Regardless, we find the Gym Rat ready to take advantage of the Locker Gnome's eviction from his below ground storage facility.  He is looking around for things that he can store in the new expansion area.

Craft Paper (lunch bag), col erase pencil, pitt pens, copic markers, oil pastels, white gel pen.

Lunch bag 28

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

This week's lunch bag shows Sara with a book that she found in the Locker Gnome's stash of "lost" books.  It is a book of games that were played by school children a long time ago.  It may be the key to getting the Locker Gnome's eviction revoked.

Craft Paper (lunch bag), col erase pencil, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers, gel pen, oil pastels.

Lunchbag 26

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith Doodle Bag Productions

This week's lunch bag finds Sara's brother, Taylor trapped in the geometry swamp.

Craft Paper (lunch bag), col erase pencil, copic markers, gel pen, oil pastel, prismacolor.

Jawa Sketchcard

Jawa property of Lucasfilm and Disney

This week's sketchcard for my son's lunch is a Jawa from Star Wars.  

Copic Marker and Pitt Pens on Illustration board.

Lunch bag 25

All images and text copyright 2013 - Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

This week's bag is a little departure trying to de-emphasize the background for a change.  Sara and the Dry Erase Elves are searching for the missing elf.

Lunch bag (Craft paper), col-erase pencils, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers, prismacolor, gel pen, oil pastels