This is all of Courtney's Green Day art. Because I spent all the time making this page, not to mention GDA, I get to post my crap first.
Click to view full size.	This is my first ever drawing of a human. It's Billie Joe of course, done all in pencil in just under an hour. I matted it with the original picture. I don't have it anymore however, I sent it to Billie about 2 years ago. I never recieved a response.
Click to view full size.	I made this Green Day candle for my 20th birthday. It has the lyrics to Poprocks & Coke, and on the bottom it says "Green Day, Now and Forever, 2002". It has a jar at the top for oil, but it has never been burned. There's glitter all over the candle, with stars.
Click to view full size.	My Billie Joe teddy bear. He has a real working guitar, and actually I added some studded bracelets and jellies to his arms, as well as some Green Day pins to his tie. I'm currently looking for a choker to be his belt. When I made the bear, I had a heart I put inside with a wish. I wished to meet Green Day. That wish came true on November 5, 2004.

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This drawing is by Hannah, who is 16 years old and from the UK. She describes herself as being one of Green Day's biggest fans, and this drawing of Billie Joe is "truly is straight from the heart".

The following 4 paintings are done by Jennifer, 16, who lives in Birmingham, England.
Click to view full size.	This great painting of the group took her 10 hours, and is done in water colours.
Click to view full size.	Here is an acrylic painting of Billie Joe, it's A3 in size.
Click to view full size.	Next is a painting of Tre in acrylics, this only took about half an hour.
Click to view full size.	And finally is a drawing of Billie in chalk and oil pastels, this one is A2.

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Kristen, 16, did this oil painting of Billie Joe on the American Idiot tour. It was her first oil painting ever, and if you ask me, it's pretty damn good.

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Karl did this bitchin' Green Day sign on a small whiteboard with green, red and black whiteboard markers.

The following 4 graphite drawings were done by Eric, 17.
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Jake did these really sweet Green Day graphics on his Adobe PhotoDeluxe.
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Click to view full size.	This drawing of Billie Joe was done by Olka, 13, of Warsaw, Poland.
Click to view full size.	This was also done by Olka with oil pastels. It took about 3 hours.
Click to view full size.	The third art by Olka. This is done in oil pastels and took 3 hours.

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Chloe, 13, did this pencil sketch of Billie Joe. She describes the drawing as being "an expression of my admiration for Green Day and their music".

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Steph recently did this sketch of Billie Joe. Billie Joe is her idol and she admires him.

The following 3 drawings were done by Rhiannon, 14.
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A visitor of GDA recently did this drawing of Billie Joe from the International Superhits era.

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"Bang" did this "graphic art" on his computer during some free time.

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Courtney B., 12, drew Billie Joe in pencil. It took her about two and a half hours to complete.

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Carissa, drew this really great picture of Billie Joe in pencil.

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Judy, did this graphic art with her Paint Shop Pro.

The following was done by Nikki, 13.
Click to view full size.	This is a picture of Billie Joe all "chibbi like". She used pencils.
Click to view full size.	This is called Letter Bomb. It's a picture of the Jesus Of Subrubia (guy on the floor) and Whatsername (face). First she sketched it then edited it on Photo Studio 5.

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This was done by another Nikki, from New York, in black magic marker.

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Daniel, from Northampton, made this Green Day South Park graphic.

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Anouk, 15, drew this picture of Billie Joe for an assignment. The assignment was that he had to draw a picture of a hero on a rock. Anouk believes he looks really strong in the picture.

Liliana Galesi, 14, did a pencil drawing of Billie Joe and a watercolor of Green Day.
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Étienne Bergeron, who is 15, did these really great graphics with Adobe Photoshop CS.
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This is Kacie's, 14, first drawing of Billie Joe. It took her 2 days to complete. The picture she drew it from stopped short around the knot of the tie, so to continue drawing she found a picture of his full body and her imagination to continue the drawing.

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Scott, 17, did this picture from the cover of American Idiot, with individual peices of paper! The only part that is not paper is the blood, which is in red marker. It took him 2 hours to make this peice of art. Thanks to his girlfriend, Chrissie, for sending it in!

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Jean did this pencil sketch of Billie Joe. It took an hour to complete.

The following was done by Peter, 17, from Sweden.
Click to view full size.	This is a graffiti painting which took 3 hours to do. Peter did this for a school project.
Click to view full size.	This drawing of Mike's tattoo (located on his arm) is made with Airbrush on July 15, 2004. It took 30 minutes to do.
Click to view full size.	The third is a pencil made drawing which he did in about 3 hours, it was his first ever sucessful drawing of a human.

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Angela did this drawing of Billie in charcoal.