To mark November, Osteoporosis month, the Ottawa Chapter of Osteoporosis Canada launched a calendar that featured my illustrations.
My job was to create a cartoon character in the shape of a bone...
...doing all sorts of bone friendly activities.
And some unfriendly activities too. I was lucky enough to be working with
Natalie who did the layout and coloured my illustrations. I'm craving a glass of milk now.
We even got a mention in
The Glengarry News, alongside the baby born in the car and the largest potato grown in the county. Wowza!
To mark November, Osteoporosis month, the Ottawa Chapter of Osteoporosis Canada launched a calendar that featured my illustrations.
My job was to create a cartoon character in the shape of a bone...
...doing all sorts of bone friendly activities.
And some unfriendly activities too. I was lucky enough to be working with Natalie who did the layout and coloured my illustrations. I'm craving a glass of milk now.
We even got a mention in The Glengarry News, alongside the baby born in the car and the largest potato grown in the county. Wowza!
You did a great job, Ronna! Only you could make bones whimsical.
ReplyDeleteAnd the naughty smoker/drinker bone always cracks me up!
ReplyDeleteThese are all just fabulous! Congratulations on a great job.
ReplyDeleteHey, how can I get my own copy of this lovely bones calendar?
ReplyDeleteGreat job, ladies.
ReplyDeleteFun project and the bone looks so friendly!
ReplyDeleteBut hey, where is the photo of the largest potato?
Hey. You got your picture in the papers. That trumps car birth and largest potato!
ReplyDeleteI like sardine man...so misunderstood today!
For anyone with osteoporosis (and that includes me), the calendar looks like a great way to bone up on the facts. I agree with Nat - the naughty smoker/drinker bone is hilarious.
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