BubbaTubbs: Caricatures

Monday, July 5, 2010

Caricatures

The first time we went to Legoland was July 2004. Tubbs was only a few months old and Bubba was almost 2 1/2. Bubba was so excited, I will never forget his little face and he began his love of everything Legos.
They have a number of different locations around the park that do caricatures so we had to stop.

Bubba (I think the artist nailed it on this one)

Tubbs (ummm...not so much. But thats okay)
So, we headed back to Legoland a few days ago while we were on our way to San Diego. Of course we had to stop again and get Petunia's picture done.

I asked the girl to put her in a swimsuit, holding a pacifier.
When I saw the end product...I was a little creeped out.
Soooooo...when we returned the next day we asked the guy working the artist bench if we could get a new one done for no charge.
He said yes.
Good deal.
This time the guy drew her with her sun hat on so the hair wouldn't look so...boyish.

He also included the dimples we love so much.

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