he makes me melt like a popsicle on the 4th of july quote

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Little Rascals Inspired Quote

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Little Rascals Inspired Quote

I've been wanting to add greeting cards to my etsy shop and have been playing around with playful quotes/sayings to feature.

For this project I decided to do "You make me melt like a popsicle on the fourth of july" -- it's inspired by Little Rascals when Darla is reminiscing about how Alfalfa's singing makes her feel. Since I was a kid it's been a quote that makes me laugh.

I typically use the pen tool to create vector versions of my lettering. For this project I am interested in following with Sean's methods in order to hold onto the imperfections and hand-lettered feel, yet make it polished and clean.

I started with many several rounds of pencil sketches on tracing paper, then picked out the parts that worked best for the layout I had in mind. I layered the tracing paper to 'fit' the pieces together and traced over the final sketches with micron pens.

Below is the scanned image without adjustments.

In the next round I plan on adjusting the layout to even out the lines and the heights/angles of some of the letters.

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“He Makes Me Melt Like a Popsicle on the Fourth of July” — Darla, The Little Rascals

There is a lot to look forward to with the holiday weekend coming up! I love 4th of July because it's such a festive and colorful holiday. And just like at Christmas, everyone seems to be in a naturally better mood. Christie and I have spent the last two 4th of Julys together, and this year…

“He Makes Me Melt Like a Popsicle on the Fourth of July” — Darla, The Little Rascals

Posted on June 29, 2010 | Leave a comment

There is a lot to look forward to with the holiday weekend coming up! I love 4th of July because it’s such a festive and colorful holiday. And just like at Christmas, everyone seems to be in a naturally better mood. Christie and I have spent the last two 4th of Julys together, and this year it will be no different. She’s coming to my house, and boy do I have a list of festivities planned for the both of us (beach, pool, Chinese food, going out…maybe see Toy Story 3 if I’m lucky)! Furthermore, I am determined to make this our best 4th of July yet! Two summers ago, it literally rained on our parade =( I visited Christie in Ridgewood and it thunderstormed throughout the entire weekend and during the firework display. And last summer, we went to the shore, but we were both dealing with dbag issues, so that was in the back of our minds the entire time. That year we caught the fireworks from the car window during our drive home, because we’re old farts and were probably tired. But this year, we’re both in different, happier places… and I am just excited to be in the presence of my bestie again. And perhaps this year we’ll finally get to watch the fireworks together for the first time!

One night this weekend we plan on going to the River Deck in Philadelphia. If you can’t make it down the shore for a night out, I recommend trying this place at least once (if you like to dance, that is). At night, the outside deck turns into a dance party looking out onto the Delaware River and Ben Franklin Bridge. And if the weather is right, dancing away under the night sky can be picture perfect. I was only there once before, but the music was great and there was plenty of room to either dance or chill on the deck. Two potential negatives to look out for: drinks are somewhat expensive and there are plenty of obnoxious guidos to go around. I also recommend coming to this place with a group of people… it’s definitely one of those scenes where the more, the merrier! http://www.theriverdeck.com/nightclub.asp

I’d now like to leave you with one of my favorite summertime songs in celebration of the holiday weekend — Kenny Chesney’s “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems”: