Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Little murder muppet
My kitty Marla will kill anything that moves. I've seen her follow ants around, stomp on them, and then lick them up. She's kept my apartment pest-free for two years now. Thanks, you bloodthirsty little furball.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Cats
The younger of my two cats, Boosie. He's growing into those huge paws he had when he was a kitten, but he's still adorably clumsy. Right now I'm kind of mad at him because he peed on the floor of my closet.
My girlfriend's cat, Alice, aka Boo. She's 15 (that's up there for a housecat) and is a little pudge ball with a short tail. Alice is super affectionate but has this unfortunate habit of drooling all over when she's being lovey.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
New kitten + KICKSTARTER
Got a new kitten from the shelter a few weeks ago...he's a cuddly fluffball with comically large paws that make him walk funny. He has the loudest purr I've ever heard and flops in your arms like a ragdoll if you hold him like a baby. He also likes avocados and will knock them off the table and try to bite them open. Little shit.For the last week the venerable Ed Moorman and myself have turned my Land Shark doodle into a 4x5" print for The Good Minnesotan's KICKSTARTER fundraiser. Ed posted the process on his blog, here is the final image:
Read more about Kickstarter. Pledging for this book gets you fabulous prizes.
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Really big spiders
A tarantula drawing from my story for Good Minnesotan volume 4, put together by the good folks at 2D Cloud. It debuts at the Minneapolis Indie Xpo, which looks like it's going to be a thoroughly good time.I'm creeped out by big spiders...it's my biggest irrational fear, and this story was more or less an exercise in putting it into perspective. I will also say learning more about giant spiders does not make them any less terrifying. Someone told me if spiders were the size of dogs they'd be the dominant species on the planet and I don't doubt it.
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