Drawings

I’M IN THE WRONG KETTLE

I’M IN THE WRONG KETTLE!  is a Whimsical One–Liner, an ink drawing that consists of a single line that never crosses itself and a title that is a bon mot, pun or play on words.  In the case of I’M IN THE WRONG KETTLE!, the drawing is of a hawk and the title refers to the fact that a group of three or more hawks s known as a “Kettle” just as three or more crows is a “Murder” and three or more vultures is a “Committee”. And, no, I am not making this up. Just ask any etymologist or ornithologist. Matted and framed to 11” x 14” (2022) ($125)

Great Grandad Was a T-Rex

Great Grand Dad Was A T-RexThe evolutionary line between a T-Rex and a chameleon may be direct, but it’s not directly straight!  This ink drawing is on display through tomorrow at my show at the Abington Arts Center. If you have not yet had a chance to come out and see the display, now is your last chance to see this show!

The Whimsical One-Liners are a series of original one-of-a-kind ink drawings. They are not prints,photographs, or digital images. Each One-Liner has two elements: verbal and visual. The verbal element is the classic description of a one-liner: a quip, a bon mot, a pun, or an observation, while the visual element is that the drawing is literally a one-liner – a single line that never crosses itself. It is the combination of the two elements that make them Whimsical One-Liners.

After tomorrow, all remaining works will still be available for sale.  Keep an eye out for the launch of my Etsy store soon!

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The Whimsical One-Liners are a series of original one-of-a-kind ink drawings. They are not prints,photographs, or digital images. Each One-Liner has two elements: verbal and visual. The verbal element is the classic description of a one-liner: a quip, a bon mot, a pun, or an observation, while the visual element is that the drawing is literally a one-liner – a single line that never crosses itself. It is the combination of the two elements that make them Whimsical One-Liners.

This slightly-guilty looking feline is one of the works currently on display at my show at the Abington Arts Center and is available for sale for $100.