Gary created this glowering skull with black pencil on plain white paper.

Creepy Clown

Gary created this scary clown face in pencil on plain white paper.

Guest Artist: "General Grievous"

Gary's youngest son is stepping in as a guest artist today. After receiving a Star Wars toy of General Grievous, Gary's son drew General Grievous in his wheel bike. He created this drawing with orange colored pencil on plain white paper. Gary was impressed with how quickly his son finished this picture and with the accuracy of the details of the wheel bike.

Guest Artist: "Destructo"

Gary's oldest son is appearing here again as a guest artist, this time with his drawing of a superhero he created named Destructo. He drew Destructo with colored pencils on lined paper. Gary was impressed with the way his son drew the fists (with each knuckle individually) and the heels added to Destructo's shoes.

Sons of Anarchy Tattoo Design

Gary drew this Sons of Anarchy design by request. It was created on plain white paper with pencil.

Skull in Flames Tattoo

Gary created this tattoo design of 3 skulls in flames with pencil and plain white paper. The design runs more vertically than horizontally, making it better placed on the side of a leg or along the torso.

Doodle 4 Google

K-12 students are invited to "play around" with Google's logo and see what they come up with in Google's Doodle 4 Google competition. This year's theme is "What I Wish for the World."

Registration closes March 17, 2009, and entries are due March 31, 2009. Only teachers or school employees may register a student, so if you are a parent, please contact your child's teacher to register.

The National winner's logo design will go live on Google for 24 hours, and the National winner will also receive scholarship money, a laptop, a t-shirt with their doodle, and a trip to Google's New York office. More prize information can be found here.

Don't forget to click here for tips on designing a doodle, the Doodle history, and sample Doodles.