Ruby and Quinn's Page
It did not take long for Quinn to follow his father Jesse's footsteps in creating his first fictional offering. Here, in his unique handwriting (no doubt also inspired by his father's scrawl), is Master Cat:
And here is the translation:
One day Master Cat was looking at the other side. He wondered what was on the other side.
He wondered and wondered but he couldn’t figure it out. But he wouldn’t give up so he sat down and kept on wondering.
Then 9 hours later he went to go to bed, then he heard a rumbling sound. Then he looked out his window and he saw a gigantic dog. He was freaking out.
Then he closed the blinds and went to sleep. But he was a Master so the didn’t give up. He sent as much cats as he could and they fought, and who won the battle? The dog won by a lot. And Master Cat couldn’t believe his eyes.
And the dog was still there.
The End.
And here is his Opa's illustration of the scary scene:
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Then he looked out his window and he saw a gigantic dog. He was freaking out.
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The young author and his Opa.
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Ruby reads to Quinn, who takes a break from his study of Greek Myths to follow along:
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More Quinn Art
Some more beauties...
Cutie Cat
(Click on image to see his comic book)
Portrait of His Dad, Jesse
Orange Cat
Dragon
Wolf Mountain