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Description: The Dragon Cat is a magical creature formed from the best parts of a cat, dragon, iguana and bat. This is a scan of my original watercolor and ink drawing work.

Description: The Owl Bear is typical to mountainous regions where it uses its massive wings and excellent night vision to hunt unsuspecting adventurers from the air. It is equally lethal on land as its large muscular body and claws gives it superiority in physical confrontations. This design has been scanned from my original watercolor painting and ink work.

Description: This meditation Mandala is from an original acrylic painting by me.

Description: Who's the legendary winged humanoid with glowing red eyes that appears in moment of crisis and then disappears in an instant? It's Moth Man, intergalactic cryptid man of mythery... er mystery.

Description: "Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations" is a Vulcan philosophy. It represents the belief that beauty, growth, and progress result from the union of unlike elements, celebrating difference

Description: Man builds. Nature unbuilds, and rebuilds endlessly. Man creates. But Nature effortlessly sculpts stone and canopies. It's not even a contest. Nature Always Wins. Hand drawn text, and image is my own photo from Hocking Hills, Ohio.

Description: Man builds. Nature unbuilds, and rebuilds. Here is a forgotten town where a man tried to tame the wilderness, and make a stand against its uncivil nature. Here is where nature met the man and unmade his buildings. Nature Always Wins. Hand drawn text, and image is my own photo from Madrid, New Mexico.

Description: Man builds. Nature unbuilds, and rebuilds. Here is a wooded forest where a man tried to tame the wilderness, and to make a stand against its uncivil nature. Here is where nature met the man and unmade his building, remade the doorway and invited all of creation inside. Nature Always Wins. Hand drawn text, and image is my own photo.

Description: Man builds. Nature unbuilds, and rebuilds endlessly. Man creates. But Nature effortlessly carves canyons full of hidden wonders. It's not even a contest. Nature Always Wins. Hand drawn text, and image is my own photo from Antelope Canyon, Arizona.

Description: Man builds. Nature unbuilds, and rebuilds endlessly. Man creates. But Nature effortlessly paints the sea, sky and land with colors and forms that inspire. It's not even a contest. Nature Always Wins. Hand drawn text, and image is my own photo from Baja, Mexico.

Description: Man builds. Nature unbuilds, and rebuilds. Here is a mountain clearing where a man tried to tame the wilderness, and to make a stand against its uncivil nature. Here is where nature met the man and unmade his building, remade this window and invited all of creation inside. Nature Always Wins. Hand drawn text, and image is my own photo from the Organ Mountains, New Mexico.

Description: Eighteen different tangles to suit your every mood. Meditative and harmonious line work

Description: In an alternate timeline, the mongol hoards were led by the ruthlessly brilliant Genghis Kat. The feline warlord famously utilized velociraptors as his primary war steeds. These small dinosaurs were crucial to their military success, offering unmatched mobility, stamina, and adaptability to the harsh environment of the Eurasian steppes.

Description: A simple bee design to help you remember to bee here now.

Description: From an original acrylic painting, this panther chameleon hides from a predator.

Description: My robot dragon sits on my shoulder, alert and patient, waiting for my instructions. "Draw a self-portrait", I command. He jumps down and scampers over to his easel to begin work.

Description: She could hear his heavy footsteps thudding down the empty streets. Waving her arms above her head, she ran out to meet him. She hoped that she was not too late. Digital scan of my original work with pen/ink and finished with watercolor. There is lots of detail and saturated color to make you feel energized.

Description: Two peaceful bovine fish float serenely through an ocean reef. They chat about the big unanswered questions in life, like are they sea cows or are they mer-cattle?

Description: Grandma Turtle moves slowly, lives in the moment, and she stops often to admire beautiful things, people and ideas.

Description: This cute little kitterfly is ready to go on adventures with you.

Description: On a distant planet, a honey-jaguar chases its prey over a tangle of green sentient ivy.

Description: Invincible, Indestructible and Serene, two tardigrade float in a water droplet surrounded by other micro organisms.

Description: An old woman wears a crow mask and head dress, is accompanied by two serpents on staffs.

Description: Two lionfish float dreamily in the ocean of space

Description: Frida loves wearing flowers on her head.

Description: When spiders sleep, what do they dream of?

Description: Salamanders are aligned with earth, water, air and fire. They are born in water, but live their lives as air breathers on land. They are known for their ability to survive fires, and some legends even say that they can produce their own flames.

Description: The scarab beetle (Scarabaeus sacer) was a significant symbol in ancient Egyptian religion and mythology. The Egyptians associated the beetle with the sun god Ra and the god Khepri, and believed it represented rebirth, renewal, and the eternal cycle of life.

Description: If Mick Jagger were a cat, the rock-n-roll landscape would have developed much differently

Description: A little bit of sixties magic, plus neon energy for makes this fantasy cat graphic pop.

Description: Two fish just lazy swimming through the vast aquarium of space.

Description: An infrared style portrait of a cat with a locally sourced, organic, Paleo diet chicken dinner.

Description: Impressionistic Iguana in bright tropical colors

Description: Digitally painted from a personal photo, this vibrant and colorful iguana will make you smile.

Description: Earth, Air, Water and Fire all at once. Overlapping moments from sunrise to sunset.

Description: This one is for Jaimie and Jennifer who pointed out that a fork() only makes a copy. You need to follow up with a call to exec() to actually make changes. This code copies the broken process and then replaces all "patriarchy' functions with 'equity' functions. Much better!