A reading of Neil Gaiman's "Stardust" showed me how much more there is to a star than its twinkle.
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My Blog features my Digital Drawings and Paintings. I love anthropomorphous mythical beasts - animals and birds - buildings - wheeled vehicles - trains and boats - oceans - suns - stars and moons - flowers - gardens - landscapes as they exist in mystery - memory and the imagination.
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- Save the Fish
- Saving the Gulf of Mexico and its Inhabitants
- An Electrifying "E" from the Angel Chorus
- Red Cloud Dragon
- Two Horned Cloud Dragons
- Looking for W.B. Yates in the Forest
- Horned Cloud Dragon
- Thinking Cat
- Floating Castle Within a Castle
- And There It Was
- The Social Life of Animals
- The Gardener Who Became Her Garden
- Wild Surf on a Starry Night
- The Woman Who Became a Butterfly
- Ancient Bird
- The Rainbow Gatherer
- Black and White Butterfly in a Pale Blue Sky
- William Morris Textile Flowers
- Star Flowers in the Morning Sky
- Everyone Loves a Good Story
- Cotton Candy Waves
- Hirsute Animals
- Big Horn Sheep
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- http://www.bookalley.com
- http://www.offrampgallery.com/
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About Me
- Ruth
- My name is Ruth. I live in California USA where I work as an Artist - Designer - Craftsman. I welcome Freelance - Illustration - Commission - Licensing or Collaborative opportunities with my work. The images are presented in low resolution. They are not configured to reproduce with accuracy from this site. All Art work on this site is under Copyright. All rights are reserved. Please do not copy any of the images without my written permission.
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