A dapper Ape in polka dot pants

makes his way swinging through potted plants.

He once walked carefully across the floor,

but returned to the trees and walked no more.

A Dapper Ape in Polka Dot Pants, 11"x15", Graphite and Watercolour on Paper

We have added a new gallery for your approval and it’s awesome!

New logo for Fire Horse Designs

The Martyrdom of the Three Little Pigs

Graphite and metal leaf on paper, 25 x 15″

Graphite. acrylic and metal leaf on paper, 22×15″. Tex Avery is turning in his grave.

Grapite on paper, 11×9″.

Socket and Plug - graphite on paper - 11 x 15"

She has a socket,

he has a plug.

Things light up

whenever they hug.

Still Life with Tomato and Butterfly - graphite and watercolour on paper - 5 x 7"

It’s a still life.

I’ve gone back and replaced all the old photos in this blog, Denise has reshot them using a amazing new technology called sunlight. Hope you approve.

Olyphont - graphite on paper - 22x30"

Olyphant, graphite on paper, 22 X 30″

Dear Sir - graphite on paper - 11 x 15"

Obligatory deer head drawing.

Old Bug Mobility Flyer - graphite on paper - 11 x 15"

Sorry about the quality of my photos, I’m still trying to figure out the best way to light them.

Vegetable King - graphite on paper - 11 x 15"

I’m really happy with these new drawings, I can’t wait to see what happens next.

Long live the King, the King is dead.

The Crowned Prince has a carrot head.

He’ll avenge his father and find the killer

(it was the Campbells with a roto-tiller.)

Ladybug asks the Spider,
If he will always stay beside her.
The Spider says to Ladybug,
come over here and I’ll give you a hug.

We’ve just created SundaySchoolGallery, our Etsy shop: SundaySchoolGallery.etsy.com

Right now there are Chinese New Year cards by Denise available. New items daily!

Dear Mr. Hawking,
The wife and I again request your assistance in solving a mystery, as you were so helpful in deducing who (or what, as the case was) had stolen our ice cube collection last spring. The fact that all that was left was a puddle of water, lead to your brilliant accusation of a fish. Thus leading us to undertaking proper measures to protect ourselves against future risk of invasion by a sea, river, or pond denizen.
This latest invasion, however has left us baffled. Sometime in the night, some one (or something, as the case may well be) entered our premises and made off with our Franklin Mint Spanish Civil War Commemorative Cookie collection, leaving behind only crumbs and gifts. The glass of milk that I had left out to sour (just the way I like it) was also a victim of the vanishing. We suspect the culprits to be a duck working in tandem with a forgetful cat, hence explaining the crumbs, the milk drinking and the forgotten gifts. Any insight that you would care to share with us, Mr. Hawking, would be very appreciated, Yours always, Gerald and Millicent Gint.

Inspired by his visit to the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria to see the Tibetan Monks working on a sand mandala, GJ Pearson decides to do his own version. Having access to only gray sand he goes for a monochromatic theme. It only takes 5 minutes to finish.

Welcome to the new site. Here is a video of a recent sculpture in action.