Sashere

Doraemon is a fitional character in the Japanese manga and anime series of the same name created byFujiko Fujio, the pen name of writing team Hiroshi Fujimotoand Motoo Abiko. He is a male robotic earless cat tht travels back in time from the 12nd century to aid a preteen boy named Nobita . . . . . doraemon new episodes in hindi doraemon new episodes in hindi 2018 doraemon new episodes doraemon new episode of 2020 of may june july august doraemon doraemon latest episode doraemon ghost episode doraemon in hindi doraemon new latest episode doraemon new episode of today doremon new episode world best episode of doraemon doraemon latest episode october 2018 doraemon latest episodes 2018 doraemon new episode doraemon cartoondoraemon new episode of 2020 of may june july august doraemon new episodes doraemon new episodes in hindi doremon new episode in hindi doraemon new episodes in hindi 2018 #tvasahi #doraemon #doraemonhindi

The American was a part of the USA team which Drew 1-1 with England at South Africa 2010

Whether or not you're a dog lover, you've probably noticed that each breed has its own personality and quirks. Through her playful illustrations, Grace Gogarty, who goes by the name Little Tunny on Instagram and Tumblr, explores the distinct characters that comprise the canine kingdom — from socially anxious Bernese mountain dogs to attention-grabbing golden retrievers. Insider spoke to her about her illustrations in 2018. Keep reading to see examples of Gogarty's hilarious cartoons and learn more about her creative process. A self-taught artist, Grace Gogarty began drawing seriously when she was 9 years old. border collie illustration Gogarty's take on the border collie. Courtesy of Grace Gogarty As with many budding artists, her first foray into illustration was through Microsoft Paint. "My illustration style arose organically, taking art I loved apart and rebuilding it," Gogarty told Insider. bernese mountain dog illustration Gogarty's take on the Bernese mountain dog. Courtesy of Grace Gogarty "I really spent a lot of time trying to draw realistically and studying life before I realized I'd rather just break the rules on purpose," said Gogarty. Gogarty describes her style as intentionally unpolished. akita illustration Gogarty's take on the akita. Courtesy of Grace Gogarty "I think things that are 'wrong' and unpolished are a bit more interesting, personable, and fun," she said. "I'm a messy person and I try to reflect that in my cartoons." Gogarty says she likes drawing animals because of how emotionally honest they are. boxer dog illustration Gogarty's take on the boxer. Courtesy of Grace Gogarty "I like their honest emotions and how different they are from me, while still having way more in common than I'd care to admit," said Gogarty. Gogarty was introduced to a variety of dog breeds while working as a supervisor at a doggy daycare. chihuahua illustration Gogarty's take on the chihuahua. Courtesy of Grace Gogarty That's when she got the idea to illustrate descriptions of each breed's characteristics. Gogarty's art reiterates some canine stereotypes — and dispels others. Gogarty's take on the Dobermann. Courtesy of Grace Gogarty She says she enjoys drawing all breeds. From long-faced borzois to the squished-up snouts of bulldogs, the diversity of each breed makes drawing dogs "a unique challenge." Gogarty's take on the bulldog. Courtesy of Grace Gogarty Gogarty is a life-long vegetarian whose first word was "dog." But whenever she thinks of drawing a dog, the first breed that pops in her head is the yellow Lab. The difference between lab breeds, according to Gogarty. Courtesy of Grace Gogarty She says she loves the happy look of yellow Labs. "I also love any dog with a bit of chub and some good neck folds," she said. Gogarty's take on the pug. Courtesy of Grace Gogarty Gogarty's drawings are both hilarious and charming. Above all, Gogarty says her art is about having fun. Gogarty's take on the golden retriever. Courtesy of Grace Gogarty "I've found the idea matters more than the material," she said. She uses inexpensive materials such as printer paper and watercolors. Gogarty's take on the German shepherd. Courtesy of Grace Gogarty She buys them from dollar stores. "I’ve had a lot of people tell me my art is ugly in a charming way, and that’s great because that’s how I see life," she said. Gogarty's take on the great dane. Courtesy of Grace Gogarty "I love giving attention to the beauty in ugliness." Gogarty's illustrations capture canines big and small, from the husky ... Gogarty's take on the husky. Courtesy of Grace Gogarty ... to the Yorkshire terrier. Gogarty's take on the Yorkshire terrier. Courtesy of Grace Gogarty Gogarty adopted her own dog, Huey, from a shelter. She describes him as a "big fluffy mystery." Courtesy of Grace Gogarty "I adopted him [from] a shelter when he was a pup and have no clue what breed he is," she said. "I also have a three-legged cat and a tarantula, although I'm too scared to hold it." Read more: The supposed origins of 18 popular dog breed names This photographer takes photos of dogs trying to catch treats, and the results will bring a smile to your face 30 of the funniest photos of animals that were taken at the perfect time 16 before and after photos of adopted dogs that will make you melt SEE ALSO: The 30 best dog photos of the year FOLLOW US: Insider i

Allergy season isn't treating this poor little tabby cat very nicely. The adorable kitty just can't seem to stop sneezing! We prescribe that this little kitten stays in bed and takes a nice catnap, so it can get better soon.

From hilarious excursions up the living room curtains to sneaky missions to steal a piece of chicken off your dinner plate, cats are undoubtedly quirky pets. Each one comes with his or her own likes, dislikes, and distinct personalities. Cat lovers know and embrace this truth, talking up their feline housemates to basically anyone who will listen. And there have been some pretty funny feline observations over the years. From former presidents to poets and cartoonists, everyone has something to say about cats. So, if you’re looking for funny cat quotes to express a truth about your fluffiest friend, keep reading. Chances are we have just the quote for the occasion.

Whether or not you're a dog lover, you've probably noticed that each breed has its own personality and quirks. Through her playful illustrations, Grace Gogarty, who goes by the name Little Tunny on Instagram and Tumblr, explores the distinct characters that comprise the canine kingdom — from socially anxious Bernese mountain dogs to attention-grabbing golden retrievers.

Motu Patlu is an Indian animated sitcom television series written by Niraj Vikram for Nickelodeon India. The series is produced by Cosmos-Maya Studios. It is adapted from the classic comic strip Lotpot. It was premiered on 16 October 2012. It focuses on two friends, Motu and Patlu, living in a fictional town called Furfuri Nagar, however later in the series they live in another fictional city known as Modern City. Motu Patlu and their friends were touring at Europe. But Nowadays Motu Patlu and their friends are touring at Indian Places. Motu Patlu is directed by Suhas Kadav and produced by Deepa Sahi and Anish J.S. Mehta. The show's theme song, "Motu Aur Patlu Ki Jodi", is composed by Sandesh Shandilya and sung by Sukhwinder Singh. It is one of the most popular children's shows in India.