Miscalculated

Mis-Cat-Ulated
Soft-leaded Colored Pencil 6x9 80# Paper
©BEDeuel/Bronson Hill Arts
bronsonhillarts.blogspot.com

Having been born with the proverbial 2-left-feet, the concept of miscalculate takes me to the many ways I can misstep, having miscalculated again.

But, the most common cause of my misstepping is caused by miscalculating where the dang cat is at any given moment. Especially if I'm heading down the stairs with my arms full.

I think this is an inbred trait in the entire species known as cat. What do you think?

Rub-A-Dub

"Rub-A-Dub" :: Walter :: ALMI Owls

Colored Pencil on Bristol Board

I would assume you can see how this fits with the topic "Soap" :)

My original post is Here.

Royal Flush

 I really had fun with this one!

    

All illustrations are in colored pencil on Bristol Board. To visit my blog Click Here. To purchase prints Click Here.

Those Early Morning Days

Homeowner, or Tree-owner, we all face the daily chore of putting up with the neighbors.

ALMI art

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A few more art cards

I started these quite some time ago and had them sitting around because I didn't like the inking. I decided to see what I could do with them after all.
I'm trying to build up a collection in hopes of selling a few. =)

Inspired by the amazing work of Mia Hamari

by Jutta

Friendship

This is an illustration I did for the book "Infusion Time II" which I collaborated on with a friend. Please go to my blog http://susanbethstudio.blogspot.com/ to learn more about this piece.

Snow Games

Just in time for Spring!

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God Toys with Atheists

disaster siblings: Hong Over and Hang Over

Illustration done with colored pencils and ink.

Harvest

Harvest, by Mary Stebbins Taitt. I suppose this is the quintessential cliche of autumn, but I couldn't resist. In Mike Kline's Big Book. Polychromos pencils and graphite pencil.

{And let me tell you, the scan is terrible! I the barn is red, the sky is blue. (all those nice clicheed colors!) Oh well.}

I am leaving Thursday for 4-days at a poetry conference/retreat/workshop in Harbor Springs, MI.

Brownian Motion

Brownian Motion or Feeding Time, Gulls behind the boat, by Mary Stebbins Taitt. In 5 x 8 Moleskine as part of Moleskine Exchange, Hennie Mavis's Mole.

See photo montage made for this piece here.

Summer

I made this after I went on a trip to England with my then girlfriend, now wife, when I was twenty. The sun was not out often, but when it was, it was beautiful.

This was made back during my "the computer is the enemy" days.

Hometown

This is a drawing of my favorite tree from my childhood. It was the greatest climbing tree ever. It even had a place where a branch separated and grew back together to form a throne to sit on. It was an avocado tree, so it also provided a tasty snack and a plenitude of amo to through at neighborhood bullies.

I grew up in Leucadia, California, which was entirely covered in avocado orchards and small green houses before anyone started building real houses. It was a lazy beach town with a population comprised of surfers, hippies, and immigrants. As the years wore on, the trees were all but sacrificed for the cement and wood of housing and commercial pursuits. The beach culture, that I loved, was transformed into a consumer culture. Yet through it all this tree still stands on Sanford St. in the front yard of the house I grew up in.

just to wish...

a great sunny summer to all of you!!

looking forward to see you again in July!

High Hopes

''The grass was greener
The light was brighter''
...because I´ll always love Pink Floyd:)))

BandarLog CD

CD´s frontal cover and poster

Water Baby

My illustration for this week's IF prompt.

Love me tender...

A true Elvis fan:))

Currency Forecast-sketch

A shy new arrived on the Currency Forecast jungle:))

where the powerful ones keep the highlight and the others

are melting with desire:)

Guess who is this little fellow:))