UsuallyUnusual

Description: Who doesnt love butterflies??

Description: Who doesnt love butterflies??

Description: I absolutely love kites and have many designs I have drawn available in my "Kites" album.

Description: The Rat King , in skull form :)

Description: This is a drawing I have done from a popular Inari shrine festival mask depicting the fox messenger to Inari.

Description: This illustration is drawn from a 1000 year old knot carved at the base of an old Celtic cross monument in Galway, Ireland.

Description: This particular image was drawn from panel on a 10th century Norman Casket that I saw in a museum collection. The casket featured somewhere around 100 individual knot work images carved on it... All of which were zoomorphic.

Description: Speaks for itself. Eat a donut. Go to the gym :)

Description: I remember when the mummy that had this stag tattoo was found. I saw the article first in an issue of National Geographic. I have always admired it.

Description: Army Logo parody Cock Strong Morale Patch.

Description: Favorite tree in the forest.

Description: I originally painted this as a demo for an embroidery design I wanted to do. Still havent done the embroidery yet.

Description: Medieval dragons with crusaders sword

Description: Viking dragon knot work

Description: A white buffalo, drawn from the famous Buffalo Nickel

Description: Just like it sounds.... An illustration of a death head moth. I love moths :)

Description: Deer skull illustration.

Description: The design title pretty much explains it :)

Description: Yeah, I know. Kind of a long winded design title. But it is just as the title suggests. This particular design is one I created from an artifact housed at the Seattle Art Museum. The artifact is a cedar casket with a blue bear design painted prominently at its center. This image is one I designed from that artifact, and painted on one of the panels of a blanket box that I had made for myself.

Description: The Edo style was very unique to that period. The textiles were at there most magnificent and the metal smithing was at its absolute best... One of Japans great renaissance periods. This design comes from an antique firemans jacket.

Description: The one, the only, the legendary Josephine Baker. I could do a hundred portraits of her and not get tired of her lovely face. She was a true character.

Description: This is an illustration of an antique Inari Temple flyer from turn of the 20th century. This particular temple burned to the ground many decades ago and no longer exists as it does in the flyer art. Look closely at the area above the foxes heads. It shows the old temple complex :)

Description: I originally drew this as a stencil for a street art project I had been working on for a Seattle business. It was drawn from a really early Hannya Oni mask , carved from wood. The word "oni" is a sort of "double entendre". One annunciation of the word "Oni" means woman, the other means "demon" or "devil". Often times this mask is carved to depict a female demon.... the most popular style of "yokai" or monsters in the Japanese pantheon of mythical creatures.

Description: The one and only Nina Simone. Remarkably talented pianist , lyricist, composer, and singer.

Description: Personally, Eli Wallach played the best character in that movie, The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly. Great actor, great body of work.

Description: I love Clint Eastwood. First saw him in is iconic role in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. I have portraits done for all three of the main characters in my shop. Check 'em out.

Description: I love kites, and have done my best to accurately illustrate from the original antiques. Hope you like them... I have several available

Description: Snake skeleton , drawn from a specimen in my collection.

Description: Northwest Native American bentwood box panel, drawn from original artifact, and brought to you here... by yours truly . Several available .

Description: A design I created from an ancient bronze age mirror.

Description: Aztec God of Death

Description: Inari Kitsune Mask, Modern Style

Description: Traditional Edo Style Inari Kitsune (Fox) Messenger Mask