Fiendish

I hope everyone’s new year has started well. I know mine certainly has.
School and work have kept me busy, and I’m already behind after a mere 2 weeks! That situation will be remedied this weekend.

A picture of me fooling about on an iMac.  

Warm greetings for a friend in Virginia. 

I put pen to paper and this large-lipped missy appeared.

A bright little mouse for my cousin.

I added some new photos to my Flickr. They’re from September of 2008, I only recently picked them up.

Still more mail art pieces! I’m almost caught up.

(An array of art prints and greeting cards featuring this Octopus are available at Redbubble.)

I’m still working on creating and sending out thank you cards and art to those who sent me well wishes over the holidays. Here are a couple I completed today:

 

 (Greeting cards featuring my drawing of grass are available at Redbubble.) 

 (Greeting cards and matted prints featuring the thank you Poppies are available at Redbubble.)

I’ve done a couple of others but didn’t get a chance to scan them in.

About a month ago I mentioned the Five Five Project. Well, I sent in one piece shortly after that, and will be putting another in the mail today. Here they are:

No story.

“This hombre is Scalor! He’s the most feared luchador this side of town! His signature move is ‘Slither of Fear!’
When he’s not busy dominating in the ring he goes by Jorge and is known amongst his classmates for his wicked multiplication skills.”

I also did a picture for the 100 Artists Project:

No story for this one either, except that he really loves fish.

I also drew another little mouse.
This one is Apodemus sylvaticus, also known as a wood mouse.

I’m open to doing pet portraits and am available for commissions, e-mail me for details.

Welcome to 2009, everyone. I hope it’s a great year.

Here’s a little mail art piece I finished up today.

(Matted prints and greeting cards featuring the hello Cat are available at Redbubble.)

Watercolour and Koh-I-Noor ink on illustration board.

I’ve received a couple of postcards that will be scanned and posted in the near future.