Weekly Throwback

Reptile Cross - Color  on my deviantart

Updates

Take a last look at it cause I'm getting rid of my Etsy store in the next day or two.  This not only marks the death of my Etsy store, but is also the funeral of all my entrepreneurial endevours on the internet.

Although I might still write and maybe illustrate books someday.

Weekly Throwback

Pollywoggle 1 - Color

Pollywoggle 2 - Color

Pollywoggle 3 - Color

A trifecta of triple pollywoggles!! :)  All of which can be found on my DeviantArt page.

Updates

At one point I said I wasn't selling my prints on my DeviantArt any more.  I am now selling them on my Etsy store instead.  Because you have to pay to list products on Etsy I will not have all of my artwork on there, but feel free to leave a comment or message either on Etsy or DeviantArt if you are interested in purchasing anything.

Thank You!

New Artwork

Bird And Reptile from my DeviantArt

Another knot, finally.  One of my first designs combining different kinds of zoomorphs, I hope to do more in the future.

New Artwork

Lots Of Oxalis

Wet Oxalis

Taken a few years ago, but I just put them up on my DeviantArt.

Weekly Throwback

Reptile Braid

Weekly Throwback

Oxalic Gem

California Hills Springtime

This is the first one, there will be more.

Novel Illustration Psuedo-Extravaganza After Report

These are the only pictures I can stand to share, because I am really bad at drawing and most of them are even more unfinished.

As I said in an earlier post, I wanted to try out an idea I had for a contest similar to the famous event National Novel Writing Month, only with drawing illustrations for a story instead of writing a novel and I would try to do 50 illustrations in the month of February as opposed to writing 50,000 words in November, which, if a picture is worth a thousand words is a very fair exchange rate.  It has symmetry too, as February is one month in from the beginning of the year and November is one month in from the end.

So much for the theory, now for the practice, I finished the first 23 of fifty sketches and drew the frames for all fifty and it would take a hundred illustrations to get to the end of the book unless I scale it back a bit.

I did get some good drawing practice in though.  I'll figure out what to do with the psuedo-event next February.