and not a cloud in the sky

Melancholia Miniaturia

Hommage a Klee: III

Worn

Falling;

Conch

FeatherFire

Mechanical Nightingale

L'Uccello Linocut

Carnaval

Study--Fisherman Face

Study--Kid Faces

Playing with the Wacom Tablet

It's fun to play. It's fun to make a lumpy head. I love the pressure-sensitive point.

Meow Moon: Whales

Meow Moon: Moonrise

Colonies

There's a lot of space at the top, because this is a book cover and it had a longish title.

Avis Angelus Ikon: I

In reality the background is a shiny gold ink, but on my scanner it just looks yellow.

Avis Angelus: Picked Clean

Avis Angelus: Lepidoptera

Avis Angelus: A Dream

Raven Angel

Flight

Frontiers

Hedgehog & Hare: 11 & 12

Dangerously exhausted, overcome with dehydration and shame, the Hare finally collapses and admits defeat.

Hedgehog & Hare: 8, 9 & 10

The Hare rushes back along the race track and is shocked, dismayed, and befuddled to find the Hedgehog there waiting for him once again (it's actually the Hedgehog's wife, but the Hare is too bigoted to be able to tell two hedgehogs apart). Determined and fatigued, the Hare runs back down the track.

Hedgehog & Hare: 6 & 7

The race begins--Hare rushes off, certain that he'll win. But to his surprise, a smugly victorious Hedgehog is waiting for him at the end of the racetrack.

Hedgehog & Hare: 4 & 5

Hedgehog outlines the details of his scheme: Hedgehog will stand at one end of the racetrack, while his wife stands at the other end. The Hare will run down the track and, seeing the Hedgehog already there, will think he's lost the race. Then he'll run and back and see the Hedgehog's wife--since he can't tell the two apart, he'll think he lost the race again. It's a clever plan.

Hedgehog & Hare: 3

The Hedgehog goes home and discusses things with his wife, who is virtually identical to him. Together they hatch a tricky plot...

Hedgehog & Hare: 2

Taking umbrage at the Hare's mockery, the Hedgehog challenges him to a race.

Hedgehog & Hare: 1

Another series for the Core Knowledge Foundation. A Hare makes fun of his slow Hedgehog neighbor and boasts of his own incredible speed.