Shadow • 6 yrs old • October 2, 2018



Corgi Walk 2018 • Portland, OR











Shadow’s shadow
The Pup!
Happy National Puppy Day 2018!





I met Keir When I worked at sanrio. He drew this picture of my dog Travis before he even met him. ThAT sealed the deal, Total buddies.
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PIR • British Show • 9/17

A Favorite PDX Artist • Gabriel Liston

Clark County Fair • 2017
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Blue.
Mama Pig (and piglets.)
(Jane’s painting of Pigs.)
SWAn Song, For-Get-Me-Not, OH LITTLE RED
Back yard squirrel – Total Eclipse
3 ZZZs • Zena, Ziggy + Zipper
A ways to go.
A ways to go.
Sauvie Island

Curious Cows

Cleaning, varnishing and preparing to hang.

Hot. PIR

These 2, just because they are on my desk top.
Monica Bellucci & Vincent Cassel

This doggie-guy named Lincoln was staring at me at the Jazz Fest the other eve in St Johns, PDX. He is a people magnet. I did everything I could to resist him, but as he was leaving I got to say hello.

With the help of Brad, this one is finally looking better.




New wood to paint on

Martin Puryear and Mark Pascal have the same initials. My friend Mark Pascal compiled and wrote MARTIN PURYEAR / MULTIPLE DIMENSOINS, about the wonderful sculptor, Martin Puryear’s work as a consummate printmaker.
Rex. My neighbors pup, is no longer with us. I did this painting (and all the dog paintings) a long time ago and kept it because I liked it, and loved Rex. But now it is time to give it to my neighbors as a 35th wedding anniversary gift. Rex was one of a kind, a big dog in a little dog’s body.

2 more of Rex. (He was not 3 legged, may need to give him another leg!)

Maquah and Axel
Axel’s tag needs to be straightened!

Tag says: BILL 18 BLIND
It was supposed to say: BILL IS BLIND
Travis, Love o’ my life

Made this solar plate print in Beth Kerschen’s Studio
And yes it is true, Travis had his own BLOG.
https://travisiscute.wordpress.com/

This is Ted’s Version of Travis

Working on this one.

We did it!
Anna Gross, my Mysterious (and new) Friend had our opening at Firecat Projects Friday eve.

Anna, Stan Klein (Gallery Director), and Fran.
Photo by Mariah Karson
L to R: First 3 are Anna’s, last 2 are mine.
Barb bought the bunny: Pussy Willow House.*

SOLD to Joan and Ernie!
This one is waiting for you, you know you want it.
Good ol’ pals (and a new pal with the cubs hat.)
Ella, the Assistant Gallery Director added to my happy experience at Firecat, and in Chicago.
Hello Chicago!
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Chicago Graffiti. Art for all.
Ol’ stomping grounds. AIC: Art Institute of Chicago.

Saul Steinberg Exhibition at the AIC



Ol’ Favs.
From the American Folk Art Gallery at AIC.
Atticus from Carl Hammer Gallery

*I was asked for the story behind this image, making me think.
Pussy Willow House is the 4th in a series of prints and paintings of women in white dresses with animals. This series came after another series I did with women and animals, although the women were nudie! I did not want the focus to be on the nudie-ness of this new series, so I put them in white dresses.
What is it about? Safety comes to mind. Are women ever truly safe? Is the bunny a man? Is a house made of Pussy Willow’s a safe place? I love Pussy Willow’s, they are soft and furry, like a bunny, but the word “Pussy” strikes a nerve.
And as always, “L’amour, l’amour, toujour l’amour!” Who wouldn’t be in love with a bunny dancing with you like Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers? Is loving an animal taboo? Is a woman being the size that fits into a bunny’s arms a dream come true?