Uh Oh!

Wine Opener

Wolf

Bob

Bob adjusted his tie. It's business time.

Want to bring Bob home? He is for sale here. 

Illustration Friday: Mail

Muffy always missed the mail. She just wasn't as tall as the other dogs.

This painting has been hanging in my house for some time. I love it. It reminds me of my dogs and their constant vigilance for things like squirrels and mailmen. I swear a robber could break into my house unnoticed if there were a squirrel on the front porch. (Please don't try it. I have nothing of value I promise). 

If you love this image and would like a print, you can order one here. 

Carl

Carl is not amused by the present conversation.

Want to bring Carl home with you? He is available here.

Janet the Mouse

Janet made the best pies.

Want Janet to help you in the kitchen? She is available here. 

Marcus the Lion

Marcus approached everything with a certain air of superiority.

If you would like to bring him home with you he is available here. 

I feel like I should say that the names and descriptions I put on my paintings aren't meant as a reflection on anyone I happen to know, that shares that name. I do the painting and look at the character I've made and then give them a name that I think fits them. So if your name shows up, don't be offended. I wasn't thinking about you when I made them.

Flight of the Tortoise

Highwire Hippo

The Old Gray Goose

Illustration Friday: phenomenon

Thus began the phenomenon that came to be known as Millie the Mouse.

Blue Bird

Foxy

Elephant on a Wire

Sometimes things like this just happen. It's best not to ask how.

More Christmas Card Action

 

When my friend, Andrea asked if I'd be willing to create a custom Christmas card for her and her husband, Dre I could hardly contain my excitement. I know they would be open to a fun, creative design and some experimenting on my part. I took the opportunity to put into practice some of the new things I've recently learned in Illustrator. I could not be happier with the results. They loved it too!

Christmas Card

I just dropped off the original artwork for Kuiper Orlebeke's Christmas Card. I sent the files to print last week and they were so happy with the final product that they decided to buy the original painting to hang in their office. It was great working with them and I'm very happy with the result.

Illustration Friday: Prehistoric

No one could really say what happened that day at the prehistoric display.

Max

Max was a man to be reckoned with.

Mona

Mona refused to live without coffee and biscuits.