Zapfino owls.

Oops.

Welcome to my house.

Shop local.

Color points. Same foreground. Changing background.

Faces in a crowd.

Fruit salad meets blender.

Drunkard's eggplant parmigiana. Cooked. Slightly overdone.

Drunkard's eggplant parmegiana.

Bear's Paw Quilt Pattern with Corn and pat of butter.

This is also bear's paws with corn except this is what happens if you put corn cob remnants in the compost pile.

Asparagus log cabin.

Watermelon wedding ring quilt.

A new food series: Kale.

Pond ripples become butterflies.

Spinners.

Layered swirls.

Leaf doodle.

Same pattern. Three colorways. Bouquet marble design made in Corel Painter. Then one 60 degree triangle was sampled, repeated and placed in kaleidoscope layout in Photoshop. The first design uses the original colors.

Overlapping stars.

One last version.

Interlocking butterflies revisited. Okay, its really still the fan hands.

Interlocking butterflies.

Pond ripples.

Fan hands.

Reflecting blocks.

Fragment and polarize.

Oh well. I've already blown my new year's resolution to quit complaining about the help. But the parlour maid let the fire in the woodstove go out. The handyman ran off with the car. I can't find my masseuse. The cook is probably off with the chauffeur. And I've discovered that the computer is once again full of stuff that has nothing to do with me. Then last, but not least, where is security to get this annoying cameraman out of my face? You're welcome. Tommy.

Stuffed giraffe. 5X7 inches. Acrylic on canvas.
I confess. This was supposed to be a dog toy (the stuffed giraffe, not the painting). So I rescued it from a pet store and it is extremely grateful. Tommy is unimpressed.

Large Jimmy. 24X20 inches. Acrylic on canvas.
Okay. I promise this won't be a year of jimmies. This was a painting that has sat unfinished for quite a while. So I thought this would be a good time to wrap it up.

Jimmy behind the door. 6X6 inches. Acrylic on canvas.
Jimmy hated the paparazzi. But sometimes he had to look to make sure they were still there.

Jimmy. 6X6 inch. Acrylic on canvas.

When I first went to post this, I noticed that there was a section on his chin that looked like he cut himself shaving and covered it with tissue. I went off to fix it and now he looks post-operative chin lift. Oh well. At least his left eye captures the Jimmy glare.