Last raccoon of the screen print series, I promise. Lime green background. All other colors the same as the orange and blue raccoon. In this case, purple over lime green gives gray.

Orange raccoon.  This screen print is the same run as the blue raccoon shown yesterday, except the first pass color is orange. All of the other colors are the same.

Blue raccoon. Three color reduction screen print on paper.

Sherbert pool variation.

Sherbert pools.

Trip around the world revisited.

Today, I (Mr. Bear, your guest blogger) am going to demonstrate how to pick peaches. A lot of people wait until the peaches are ripe. But I say, why bother? First, climb into the peach tree, no matter how weak and spindly. Then walk out on the limb so it sinks under your weight.

Congratulations! You have conquered the peach tree and its easy eating until some annoying busy body comes and chases you away. For my next tutorial, I will demonstrate how to empty a hummingbird feeder.

Excuse me, but I think an intervention is in order. Please visit my blog so that I can help you help yourself.

You're welcome!

Tommy

Circle quilt pattern.

Kaleidoscope.

Another daylily stripe variation.

Daylily stripe variation.

Daylily stripe.

Revised saxophone pattern.

Advertisement for Mr. and Mrs. Cicada's tree trimming service.

Embedded ellipse.

Saxophone pattern.

Dandelion crosses.

Clematis kaleidoscope pattern.

Blue eyes.

Zucchini blossom revisited.

Scissors variation.

Scissors.

An update on the cicadas in VA.

Petunia kaleidoscope. Original colors.

Revisiting a favorite from last year.

Jimmy screen print motif made into a pattern.

Zucchini blossom kaleidoscope pattern.

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You're welcome!

Tommy

Googly-eyed commas.