Will Draw for Food Wrap Up

Thank you!
Hello everyone! We were so excited and touched by the number of generous people who donated to the New York City Food Bank through Will Draw for Food. It really meant a lot to us. We also want to thank all of the artists who took time out of their busy day to help us draw 194 food inspired pictures. You are the BEST and we couldn’t have done it without you!

Two days before the event OrangeYouGlad tweeted at Ed Emberley, asking if he’d like to donate a drawing or two. Because Twitter is magical, he noticed our message and hosted his own family draw-a-thon over Thanksgiving. Four lucky donors will receive drawings from Ed Emberley, Rebecca Emberley, Michael Emberley, and Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick! How cool is that? Thank you Emberleys!

Ed Emberley and Michael Emberley draw by candelight.
Arroz con Pollo
Arroz con Pollo by Michael Emberley
Rebecca and Marie-Louise
Rebecca Emberley and Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick drawing!
Sweet Potato
Sweet Potato by Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick

Finally, we’d like to thank our corporate donors: Social Guide for donating money for supplies, The Wine Sisterhood for supplies and a $500 match, Alissa Neil P.R. for their publicity work, and Little Rhody Press for donating drawing paper. We are so lucky to work with you and appreciate your shared enthusiasm for our cause!

For those who are curious about when we’re shipping the drawings—we’re hoping to get everything in the mail by December 4th, so you’ll receive it in time for the holiday. Due to the positive response, we’re already planning good things for next year’s draw-a-thon. WATCH OUT and stay updated here via our tumblr OYG Draw!

Draw-a-Thon

 

 

October 31

We’re going to need a bigger boat.

october 31
october 31

It’s difficult to make out the name and dates on the gravestone. You lean in closer to brush away the leaves. There’s shuffling behind you. Your hair stands on end. There’s a jolt from behind, then blinding pain. It seems you’ve found the other guests. HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

october 31
october 31

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October 30

Unusual that in a graveyard shed there is nothing with which to dig.

october 30
october 30

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October 29

something wicked this way comes.

october 29
october 29

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October 28

It watches.

october 28
october 28

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October 27

Perhaps the neighbors can be of some assistance? Some other time, perhaps.

october 27
october 27

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October 26

october 26
october 26

You’re relieved to find the exit; although it seems you’ve managed to travel to the Southern Hemisphere.

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October 25

An arachneriffic evening.

october 25
october 25

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October 24

A trap door opens. Hopefully this is the way out.

october 24
october 24

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October 23

In need of fresh air, but your future is cloudy.

october 23
october 23

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