Toasty ghosty

I love drawing while listening to podcasts. This little specter was born to the dulcet tones of Lore’s Aaron Mahnke, who has gotten me through many car trips, cleaning days, and sleepless nights.

While most ghosts inconsiderately leave cold spots all over the house, our friend here loves to keep people warm and cozy.

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Valentines wrap-up

The goblins have been successfully distributed.

Somewhere between two and three dozen cakes have been decorated.

(A light box has been purchased to improve the quality of future cake photos.)

Time to work on the book now. I’ve got a number of writing projects going, and am always picking at them here and there, but I tend to keep just one on the front burner. This story’s been kicking around since 2014. One of those with a few false starts under its belt. I think it’s the right time to give it another try, and I love what little I’ve written so far. My goal is to have a good manuscript ready by the end of June.

Better get back to it.

More like carecrow

I’m on the last scene of one of the novellas I started writing in November. Can’t wait to tie up the first draft. The writing lacks personality at this early stage, but I know where I want to go with it, and that’s usually a sure sign of someday getting there.

Meanwhile, it’s nice interspersing the longer projects with short ones, like my watercolor monsters. Can’t recommend it enough!

New designs for sale

Spent the snow storm reworking a couple of designs for my shop. I’ve also been listening to My Favorite Murder, watching Star Trek: Discovery, and enjoying the audiobook of Kafka’s The Metamorphosis (as read by Benedict Cumberbatch). Couldn’t ask for a better weekend.

Maybe I should think about drawing Gregor for the shop. A giant bug is a kind of monster, isn’t it?

This Jackalope loves listening to The Antlers, running very fast, and you
These ghosts love holding hands, communicating with the living, and communicating with each other