I have never seen a fox...

...but if someday I do, I hope he looks like this little guy. It's not that I haven't tried. I guess I've just never been at the right place in the right time.

Birds of prey in the livingroom

So unlike my friend Jess, who's been creating the most unbearably adorable images lately, I've been unable to stop myself from doing these slightly creepy, ugly animal paintings. Below are my demented little chunklet owls who are scared of the night.



And here is my ode to the hawk, who scare the crap out of me. I have been seeing them everywhere lately eating their tiny brethren, which just seems cold.



I promised more autumnal artwork, and I will have it soon, predators and all.

Morning Goose

A new little edition called "Morning Goose." This guy was inspired by the white geese on the Charles river that I pass by in the mornings. It's a tiny edition of 3, each being slightly variable. Above is my favorite. Below is all three in a line.



boop bop beepooboo bop.

Just wait

I don't know why I felt the need to create this image, that basically ignores fall and goes straight to winter.

Anyway, this is one of my newest prints. These two are actually a pretty good representation of the way I feel about winter. Miserable.



Hopefully I will have some autumnal artwork to show shortly...

Slow days of October

Most of the time, Christopher is the only other living creature in my apartment. I have been taking advantage of this recently by sketching him when I have nothing better to do. Here is one of my favorites.

I adopted a black animal

So remember the days of longing for an animal? Well they are over (for now) for me. Yesterday I adopted a black fluffy cat from the MSPCA.

His name is Christopher.



Lots of artwork in production, but nothing to share yet. Soon...

Baby horses, Baskin and Birthday cake...

It's been a busy and chaotic past few weeks. I had a wonderful birthday thanks to Brian and all my friends. I walked home from one of the worst days I've ever had into a surprise party filled with friends, presents and a friendly birthday cake.

I got many thoughtful presents including a ton of tiny my melodies, a Pony-the-Hat necklace, records, and a crap load of Leonard Baskin books. Thanks to a gift certificate to the Artists & Craftsmen Supply, I bought my self some little expensive things like a diamond tip etching needle! and a little tube of cadmium yellow goauche!


My latest little prints look like this:



baby horses make the world go round...