custom bags for the Ator Tarot

I sell the Ator Tarot as a shrinkwrapped item – no bag, and no box.  But people love to carry this little deck around.  It’s exactly hand-size: big enough to see, small enough to carry.

Here’s one option found on eBay: Handmade Tarot/Rune Bag

“The bag you receive is new and handcrafted by me. This bag was custom made for my Ator Tarot which does not come with a box or bag. I chose The Fool picture for myself, but you can choose any card you’d like. The back is brightly colored to match the colorful deck.

The bag is fully lined with a subtle white-on-white patterned cotton. The bottom is boxed for a perfect fit. Double-stringed with white satin cord for security.

Approximately 6 1/4 by 4 1/2 – to fit the Ator deck.”

Sage Woman illustrations

Illustrations for an issue of SageWoman magazine – an article talking about the delights and benefits of a nude vacation, and how to get over that whole nudity thing.

‘DemonSeed’ – stop-motion

I’ve always loved clay animation.

I made this short film in 1995 or so.

“Exercise Accompanied By Jazz, #1″

 

ink and acrylics on prepared paper, with varnish — image area 8 1/2″ x 11″ $50- shipping included

“Exercise Accompanied By Jazz, #2″

 

ink and acrylics on prepared paper, with varnish — image area 8 1/2″ x 11″ $50- shipping included

“Exercise Accompanied By Jazz, #3″

ink and acrylics on prepared paper, with varnish — image area 8 1/2″ x 11″ $50- shipping included

Nude with an Aptitude for Staring out the Window, #2

China marker and acrylics, with varnish — 8 3/8″ x 11″ $50- shipping included.

SOLD

Nude with an Aptitude for Staring out the Window, #1

China marker and acrylics, with varnish — 8 3/8″ x 11″ $50- shipping included

SOLD

Interview and pictures in BlahBlah Gallery

http://www.blahblahgallery.com/

lots of pictures (also visible at Flickr.com — see feed at lower right) and an interview. Nice!  There’s also a blog for all of BlahBlah Gallery’s interviews – here: http://blahblahdirector.blogspot.com/

I didn’t know whether any of my work fit into those large modern categories of Post-Pop Expressionism or Comic Realism… but, maybe so.