MNEMOSYNE

This was my second illustration in my Greek series. Mnemosyne, was, according to Greek mythology, the goddess of memory and time and the inventor of language. It was an obvious choice as a great character to illustrate, mostly because it gave me an excuse to make a clock-bolo and a timeline that included the popularity spike of the macaroon. This modern Mnemosyne has Tesla AND Orville Wright tattooed on her arms, which is a claim that most goddesses cannot make. That is because they are too busy being socially inappropriate to consider how cool the Wright brothers were. 

ARTEMIS

Last year I drew a series of Greek goddesses for Studio &'s Myth show. It was fun perusing Greek mythology for characters that would be fun to illustrate. Artemis was my first choice. If you haven't yet, you really should pay Studio & a visit. There are some very delicious arts in there. 

WINTER TROMPER

This is Winter Tromper. I drew her, and her stoic rabbit, last year. Besides the fact that she wears shoes that are not quite pointy enough, I like her very much. Her hood is made of faux fur, so you needn't be disturbed. She's nearly outgrown her coat, so perhaps I'll fashion her a new one soon. She is made from pencil, micron pens, and a bit of colored pencil.

OH DEER!

On occasion, the mere thought of speckled fawns reduces me to a little puddle of squealing glee. It's embarrassing. It was during one of these random fits that I decided to channel the gleeful overflow into a watercolor. Here is "Oh Deer", a portrait of a particularly fickle and misbehaving fawn, who has just stolen (or perhaps borrowed-without-asking) my polaroid camera.

NEVER STOP ADVENTURING

I watercolored this little darling today so that I could hang it on my wall. It had all of the colors that I'm in the mood to look at today.