Growing herd of Multiples...

Four done...twenty one more to go...

Where do googly-eyed elephants admire their reflections in stained-glass mirrors?

Dandie in the Underworld (and yours truly) in the press!!

Fine and Dandie
Just Have to Ask the Magic Dumpster

Owls...

I'm trying to post all the stuff I'm working on currently. These guys are just about done-- and no thanks to a certain Rabbit-- the yellow one has teeth marks on his right ear...grrrr....

Full Steam Ahead...

I'm off to NYC for the weekend..but it's probably a good thing-- I've done all the sewing I can for a few days. I get this horrible blister on my index finger from pushing the needle too hard or something?

Have I mentioned that these are all hand-sewn?







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In other news...

Tiny Media Empire is putting together a little series of fundraiser prints. Everyone in the Tiny Media Family (Justin Myer-Staller, Linda Price, Dan Danger, and myself) will each create a print to benefit the studio! More details to come!

Birds...

Ck Ck Ck. To be sewn... Pencil and watercolor crayon on red mulberry paper, varnished with acrylic gloss medium.


Ck Ck Ck. Pencil and acrylic on wood.






Winged birds in the works...not varnished yet. Pencil and watercolor crayon on yellow mulberry paper.

More in the works...

Bunny. Pencil and acrylic on wood. Not quite finished...



To be sewn! Bunny. Pencil and watercolor crayon on red mulberry paper, varnished with gloss medium.

To be sewn! Bunny. Pencil and watercolor crayon on yellow mulberry paper, varnished with gloss medium.

To be sewn! Bunny. Pencil and watercolor crayon on yellow mulberry paper, varnished with gloss medium.

Heart-of-Hearts

As promised photos of some new work in progress...please be patient with me as I am new to this whole blogging business and so I'm still trying to figure out the best way to lay these out on the page!

Heart-of-Hearts. Pencil and watercolor crayon on pink and red mulberry paper, varnished with acrylic gloss medium.

My hope is to make multiples and display them all (completed that is-- ie sewn) on a single wall.