The Pug Who Roared.
Buster Keaton caricature and rainy-day variant. Itchingly close to finishing this, not sure I’ll ever be 100% happy with it.
George, the ogre… coming to life right off the page!!! Available now as a print.
A bout of fisticuffs. I’d forgotten about this sketch!
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The Bee Man Of Orn by Frank R Stockton (30:12) and read to you by me. This was one of my first recordings for Librivox and as such not my favorite in terms of narration or audio quality. The story itself however is one of my all time favorites. It’s fantastic. Listen to a handful of other stories I’ve read for Librivox.
An imposing forest beastie with big ears.
An antlered creature of Faerie. My process in reverse.
Niels and the Giants from the Crimson Fairy Book, edited by Andrew Lang (22:43) and read to you by me. Listen to a handful of other stories I’ve read for Librivox.
The rare snowy stilted plover, and fuzzy dandelion. Before and after. Available as a print over on my society6 site.
Never did figure out who these belonged to…
Bilbo Baggins, the reluctant hobbit. Available on society6.
Redeemed by Four Strings - The Reinhart Brothers. The brother and I put this album up on bandcamp a little over a year ago, but incredibly I’ve never posted the album art. Give it a listen, the digital copy of the album costs a mere $5. Texas fiddle-style music with tenor guitar backup (that’s me!).
…and the old-timey horror poster version of this caricature was inevitable.
A friend. The source photo looked more like he’d just stepped on a lego in bare feet but the caricature quickly devolved into a mad scientist/evil genius, so I just went with it.
