Tag: illustration

  • A Cockamamie Story

    A Cockamamie Story

    I once saw a Clowder of Cats,Some, wearing cool Cowboy hats.They had all gotten loose,From the big red Caboose,That sold them to get rid of rats. I saw the list of “C words” this afternoon and I couldn’t resist. I tried to get fancy and make the image like folk art, since cats are popular…

  • Beblubbered

    Beblubbered

    I figured that some comic relief might keep my “Blogging Through the Alphabet” interesting, especially when combined with words that could help increase our vocabulary. The letter B was a lot of fun. This poor girl is obviously Beblubbered – she is “disfigured by weeping or covered in tears.” Her sobbing was so severe that…

  • Abundantia

    Abundantia

    Gratitude is the seed of abundance. I’ve decided to go ahead with a new game this year, very similar to one I’ve done in the past – a few times. I’m calling this one… “Blogging Through the Alphabet, 2025.” So, here we go! I thought of the word abundance for the letter ‘A’ and I…

  • Wind of Change

    Wind of Change

    I wanted to get back into “movement” or “change,” because I’m coming to appreciate how my mind operates (or overtakes me). I may change my goals and objectives often, and even my opinions… but rarely – if ever – am I bored. Maybe it’s my subconscious mind, finding ways to keep me from mundane monotony.…

  • Self-Portrait

    Self-Portrait

    So… I’ll admit that my self-portrait looks nothing like me, but it’s a perfect reflection of how I’ve been feeling… like my head it going to explode (or fall off). This is all in humor, mind you. I actually made 3 versions of this – in different colors – but I chose the red one…

  • Measuring Joy

    Measuring Joy

    I was going to say that I’m reverting to my childlike thoughts and images, but I suspected that could sound strange because I’m not 100% sure I’ve ever really graduated to the world of “adult” thoughts and images. Anyway, I started this illustration before Christmas, to post at Christmas. I really liked where it was…