the Each Week, One Beast project: week 28

One week, three beasts - oh well, it's kind of on topic.

New additions

Night in the City Garden prints are now available in my shop, along with new notecard sets.

Also, we caught Tiny Bunny in the woodchuck trap (don't worry! it's not the killing or maiming kind of trap). Tiny Bunny appeared to be perturbed but not traumatized. We let him go back under the quince bush because he only nibbles things, he is not the Woodchipper of Rodents, which is what that damn woodchuck is. The 'chuck turned my prize Tithonia plant into a tall green stick with exactly one flame-orange flower on top. But back to Tiny Bunny. In case you feel any doubt about how cute he might be, you should know this: he eats rose petals. Only cute things do that.

the Each Week, One Beast project: week 27

It's Charley! Reclining on a pile of pillows purchased especially for him.

Here and there and back again

Whew - it's been a whirlwind of a couple of weeks. A lot happened, and I'm so sleepy! So I'll just sum it up for you like this, in order of the pictures above: big city, then berries + dear wonderful friends from the west coast, big moth, and finally family time + big kitty. We just returned from a week in Vermont, and mostly what I did was chase big kitty (aka Charley Parker) around.

the Each Week, One Beast project: week 26

A chipmunk on some milk caps, for my very own Matt, on our second anniversary.

the Each Week, One Beast project: week 25

Little raccoon, just finished grooming her tail.

A bit of this and that

Here are a few new notecards I'll have at the Brooklyn Renegade Craft Fair this Saturday and Sunday. Should you be in New York, and you're in the mood to find some treasures and brave some crowds, I hope you'll come visit me!

Also, there's a little interview I did right here, for the Arts on the Square Festival, happening for the first time ever on July 27 in Scranton. The organizers for this event are really energetic, and they've got a great lineup of vendors.