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If I get enough high scores, Threadless will make my awesome cat design into a t-shirt and give me beaucoup buckz!!

THANK YOU!!!

Another interesting character met in a dream…

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I love this event! How could I not?

24 hours of art-making madness with my wonderful, creative, wackyass friends and community?

I had so much fun this year. I drew/painted four lovely works on paper..

..and bodypainted the lovely Kerry:

And read a short, new poem:

Tiny,
wailing on the brink,
I cower before the echoing,
thunderous laughter
of my own heart.

You can see the rest of the loverly pictures here.

Aaaaaaaah, my art life is amazing right now.

JOY!

SJ Tucker, with horns.

Click on the thumbnail, so you can enjoy the horns in all their horny glory.

Don’t forget to buy Ravens in the Library!

It’s a glorious collection of tales by awesome(even renowned) authors and will raise monies for the singer’s hospital bills.

My latest illustration. So far, my favorite in a series of illustrations I’m creating from Catherine Valente’s novel Palimpsest.

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..Turtle the cat seriously needed to become:

The Lightbearer!

A fun illustration assignment for my friend Sophie’s upcoming class.

Such a cute booty!-if you don’t mind all the bones, muscles and nerves.

Ah skin, with all it’s intricate, marvelous sensation receptors.

I’m sure it will be a fun class, too.

The Snow Lion is one of my favorite mythological tibetan buddhist beasts. It’s also one of the Shambhala tradition’s Four Dignities.

The Snow Lion represents unconditional cheerfulness, Earth and East, a mind free of doubt, clear and precise. It has a beauty and dignity resulting from a body and mind that are synchronized. The Snow Lion has a youthful, vibrant energy of goodness and a natural sense of delight.

They are a regal, like a lion, but visually resemble dogs, much like the temple guardian of China, the Fu dog.

Sharon’s site is up!

(nice job Ellen, on the webbery and illustration!)

Go, flock to her! Bring her your aches, pains, ailments and most especially, your unhappy tummies… You’ll be glad you did. Her sweet, gentle, delicious combination of acupuncture, massage and nutrition is just the thing for bellies(and whole bodies) in need.

Aaaaah, balance, love, healing.

Hurray Sharon!

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This is a drawing for a sculpture-for my upcoming late spring show!(yayz!)