Snoopy and Woodstock vs the Red Baron watercolor by Mog Park

Here we go, Sketchup with Meg and Mog, has been a great show expanding me horizons of art. Mog did this on watercolor paper. This has a feel to it that said claim me. All of the elements are here from the Sopwith Camel smoking from an attack of the Red Baron, Snoopy and Woodstock are dressed for aerial combat.

The colors capture the classic Sunday Newspaper feel. Mog Park did a great job.

Of all of Snoopy's guises, the World War I Flying Ace was perhaps his most notable. Using his doghouse as his "Sopwith Camel" fighter plane, he imagined endless battles with his nemesis. Though never depicted in human form (which went with creator Charles M. Schulz's credo of not picturing grown adults in the comic strip), the Red Baron would sometimes invariably get the best of Snoopy; as seen, for example, in the TV special It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, and his victories are often rewarded by the dog with a cry of anger and hate (i.e. "Curse you, Red Baron!")