Stumbled on another chalk art cartoon (pun intended) from several years ago. I was trying to amuse my daughter.

... and maybe some adults by pairing socks and sandals. Holy fashion faux pas!

Looking very good. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing. Also, love your avatar/profile picture.

Pretty cool!

Ha! I've seen scores of humorous Elf on the Shelf setups, and depicting the Elf in mortal danger is a common theme. Same Elf-Time...

I set this up for the kids to find... https://matthewdunn.com/images/2019-elf-batmobile.jpg If you're not familiar with the "Elf on the Shelf," it's a relatively recent Christmas toy phenomenon. The elf is supposed to be Santa's scout who reports on your child's behavior nightly. Each nigh...

I also finally used the cupcake sleeves that I designed for his 3rd birthday party...

A couple extra takes with some of my son's favorite Bat-variations.

I made a small, digital illustration for my son's birthday invitation. He's about to turn four, and he's very interested in different iterations of Batman. So, I plan to create a couple variations on this design to amuse him. I'll post them as they're done. Right now, his favorite Batman is what he ...

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There's currently one in the Orlando area at Oviedo Mall in an arcade called The District. Their arcade uses card-swipe tokens. One card swipe, and I played the thing for ten minutes. It was still going... I had to walk away to chase the kids.

So cool. Incredible photos, too.

I'm in love. This scale has always been my most-desired... really hits me in the nostalgia bone, having grown up with '80s toys. Funko's figures were a lot of fun and I'll miss the extra articulation, but these look better. If Mezco's product reaches our hands is very close in scale to the Funko fig...

Smart addition. Zazzle has tons of image options and customization.

To elaborate, the cards I stumbled on here are nicer products, having unique artwork along with foil stamping, diecuts or embossed elements.

My wife came home from Target with another '66 Batman greeting card. This one's from Carlton Cards. I didn't find it online, so I thought I'd share a photo.