Draw everyday objects with comic faces

What is the point of putting comic faces on everyday objects?

Reply to Erzsébet Gál

Perhaps just noticing them differently for an afternoon. Would a grumpy cup be enough reason to sit with friends? I don't need it to improve the whole neighbourhood.

Reply to Lucía Mendoza

On “Draw everyday objects with comic faces”, could someone join for only the first part? I would not want to disrupt the plan by leaving early. I cannot ignore the fact that I prefer borrowing equipment before buying it.

Reply to Erzsébet Gál

I hear the reservation. I am not asking you to commit just by replying. I want to keep “Draw everyday objects with comic faces” manageable for the people involved. I would plan a natural stopping point and say clearly which parts depend on everybody staying. Leaving should not become a personal explanation.

Reply to Lucía Mendoza

Lucía Mendoza, I would also like to host a plant-based meal with friends. For me, I prefer borrowing equipment before buying it.

Reply to Erzsébet Gál

Would two friends like to spend an hour drawing the objects on our kitchen table? My mug already looks mildly surprised. We can exchange a small drawing and share vegan snacks. No work cases or animal handling; just an ordinary afternoon together.

Reply to Lucía Mendoza

On “Draw everyday objects with comic faces”, for vegan lunches, I would rather agree a small beginning than promise a long programme. Would that approach suit this wish?

Reply to Erzsébet Gál

For this attempt at “Draw everyday objects with comic faces”, honest encouragement would help. Practical suggestions are welcome too, provided we leave room to decide against them.

Reply to Lucía Mendoza

For this wish, Lucía Mendoza: I would try a smaller version of my own first. Then we would have something concrete to compare. I would also like to host a plant-based meal with friends.

Reply to Erzsébet Gál

Erzsébet Gál, that seems a sensible way to continue. We can compare actual attempts later without turning this conversation into a promise that either of us has already finished.