Silly Daddy Cookie Bake Off

This comic is loosely "baked" out of a real conversation I had with my wife, Denise. She, as well as my kids, have been a near-endless source of Silly Daddy cartoon material over the decades. You are welcome to join the family feast!

You can find this rare digital art and bid on it in the MakersPlace marketplace.

This particular incident happened as my wife and I came across some delicious looking cookies. Glaring at them as they were majestically placed in a store window, in all frugality, I said to my wife, "You should bake these cookies. I've had them before and I like those cookies so much that if you made them, I would even HELP you make them."

"No you wouldn't," replied my wife quickly. "I know you too well. You would just help EAT them."

Thus another true conversation during a fun date with my wife gets turned into yet another cartoon. To bake in some even deeper meaning to this artwork, this happened while we were celebrating one of our many wedding anniversaries. My wife and I thank God for the years we have had together and for receiving much more than we deserve.

Joe Chiappetta

Feed the Fun House Well

The head is a fun house of fantastical proportions. With the same mind mounted inside, we can imagine plans to save the world or destroy it. I say we save it.

You can find this rare digital art and bid on it in the MakersPlace marketplace.

Joe Chiappetta

Deepest Art Ever

Baked fresh from a Chiappetta digital oven, this flavorful dish is such a delight to the art senses, you can almost taste it. Animating my wife thinking about Chicago deep dish pizza was a lot of fun to create. Even more fun, of course, would be eating such a pizza. For those interested in the chef's secret recipe, I drew this art entirely in the Procreate App on iPad Pro with Apple Pencil.

You can see this rare digital art and bid on it at MakersPlace.

Joe Chiappetta
http://SillyDaddy.net

Rare Dinner with MakersPlace

On a recent trip to San Francisco, I had the honor of sharing a meal with the core team of MakersPlace. They are an incredibly wise team running a very easy to use marketplace for rare digital art; in fact they might be the most user friendly of them all, since art collectors can purchase digital art using a credit card or Ethereum. Plus their minimal gallery design helps collectors focus solely on the art--without any unnecessary bells and whistles.

Throughout this special night, the food, conversation, and company was delicious. The place we ate at is called Zero Zero; I have no idea why it was named as such, but that never seemed to matter. To commemorate the evening, which was also a dinner celebrating the MakersPlace marketplace being 1 year old, I was inspired to draw this group portrait of the team on the spot, and animated the art shortly thereafter. It was certainly a crypto art night to remember.

You can find this artwork in a very limited edition of rare digital art on MakersPlace. Only 5 editions exist on the blockchain. There you can buy it with Ethereum or a credit card.

Joe Chiappetta
http://SillyDaddy.net