Dead Pool: by Guest Artist Wolverine

Gary's oldest son created this drawing of Dead Pool, a character from Hulk vs. Wolverine. His art was created with colored pencil on lined paper.

Guest Artist: Wolverine: Impala

Gary's oldest son stars as guest artist again today, with his rendition of an Impala. He created this car with pencil and colored markers on lined paper. He usually prefers Mustangs, but this Impala, with its flames and custom paint job, is also pretty cool!

Guest Artist: Wolverine: "Moto BMX"

Today's guest artist is Gary's oldest son, who drew this Moto BMX creation in pencil and colored markers on lined 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.

Guest Artist #3: Sunflower: Abstract Art

The third in our series of guest artists, this drawing comes to you from Gary's 5-year-old daughter, who we will call Sunflower. She loves to draw, color, and hang up her artwork all around the house. This drawing was created in pencil on plain white paper.

Guest Artist: Wolverine: "Jimmy"

Our second guest artist is Wolverine, Gary's 9-year-old son, who enjoys learning how to draw comic book characters and describes this drawing as "sweet". It is a drawing of Jimmy Neutron.

Guest Artist: Hot Rod: "Horror"

Introducing our first ever guest artist on Gary's Greetings: Hot Rod, Gary's 7-year-old son, who drew this self-described "awesome" monster. Our young artist describes his artwork as a monster who should scare you out of your socks. He hopes that you love it.