6th Grade Lunch Bag - 17

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

This week we have Sara on her trip to the sun to return the wayward ball of energy to its original source.  She has exited her craft and the debris that wasn't tied down has started to float out along with her.

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

6th Grade - Lunchbag 16

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

This week finds Sara has bottled the energy and realizing that the majority of all energy on Earth comes from the sun has put on a space suit and is boarding her spaceship to deliver the energy back at it's source.

col-erase pencils, pitt pens, copic markers, gel pens, and oil pastels 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.

We Three Kings 2013

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

The last Christmas Lunch bag (and lunch bag) of 2013 is an interpretation of "We Three Kings" represented by homeless men outside of the Stable Inn.  The traditional gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh hinted in the coffee cup, the box that is being carried, and the hat.

Col-Erase pencils, Pitt Pens, Copic Markers, oil pastels on kraft paper (lunch bag)

Robot Dragon Slayer meets the Shaman

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

For generations the Shaman had hid in amongst the debris of the Lost Ones, perfecting the spells and following the old rituals, protecting the bastion of healing from the onslaught of the dragons.  Now though, her citadel had been breached by the Robot that stood at the edge of the flickering light of the remaining ancient oracles.  

This is watercolor and Copic Markers on Strathmore board with Pitt Pens and colored pencils. 

Hark the Herald Angels Sing

All images copyright 2013 Michael Smith - Doodle Bag Productions

It is the time of the school year when Sara's lunch bags switch over the Christmas Carols. This week we start with "Hark the Herald Angels Sing". The angels are singing or harking away.

Col-Erase Pencil, Pitt Pens, copic marker, prismacolor, gel pens, and oil pastels are combined on the lunch bag to create the illustration.

There is a text insert that gives the history of the carol.

Lunch bag and insert side by side