Ten minute drawing. Ravenel and Celerie pay for Rahm’s million dollar ad buy.
September 22, 2012
Photo credit of Celerie Kemble Curry: Harper’s Bazaar, Amanda de Cadenet
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Ha! The toon on the right is excellent. You’re improving daily.
No drawing could compete with the self-parody of the photograph.
Not that I particularly care, but you have to admit that’s a weird Photoshop-job on her left leg.
I’m not sure it’s photoshopped. Here’s the source: http://www.harpersbazaar.com/fashion/fashion-articles/yummy-mummies-0907
You are terrific! LOL
The woman on the photo is Lucy Sykes Rellie, who’s infinitely hotter than Celerie (and doesn’t have a ridiculous name)
Excuse my ignorance, but how much does the ad cost every time it’s run? I just saw it AGAIN–once after the ABC 7 News, and then 20 minutes or so into “Nightline.”
I think your drawing renders Rahms ad worthless. What a huge public relations blunder.