Small Bunny Pattern

7″ tall knit bunny toy, perfect for Easter baskets!
Small Bunny Pattern still available for free!

Grunions #0486-0490: the HENRYs

Henry's set of Alpha-Grunions. They're 5.5" tall, and made of acrylic & wool felt.

NEW PIPU OUT TODAY!

A new issue of Pipu! Pipu's Detective Agency. The pirate Charlton Barnacle's girlfriend the mermaid has gone missing & Pipu is the only one who can solve the mystery! WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED? You can order yours now for $2 (usa only). Color cover & interior pages are printed in exciting single (non-black) colors like those old phonebook manga. 20 pages. 5.5" x 4.25"

Grunion #0485: Wodenvencil

Wodenvencil is a woodland hunter grunion. He dons his camouflage cloak to blend in with his surroundings and surprise his prey.

Wodenvencil is made of all natural materials, is hand and machine sewn and stands 16" tall. His body is wool and suede, and he wears leather boots, a rabbit fur vest, and a cloak made of wool decorated with moss, lichen, ferns, pine cones and other bits gathered from the woods. He uses a porcupine quill for a spear.

new painting

Strange Visitor
Acrylic & enamel on plywood
22" x 36"

new paintings

Working on some not-as-fast paintings this month.

Baba Yaga Mural

Mural in the entryway of our house. Concept and design by me, painting by Sean.

Grunion #0481: Maisie Kukoc award

Custom Grunion: Maisie Kukoc Award given to Sarah Glidden at the Stumptown Comic Festival. 10" tall, made of white wool felt.

Grunion #0480: Yeti

Yeti made for Anne.
Fake fur, felted wool sweater, felt & plastic eyes.
Approximately 10" tall.

Grunions #0477-0479: Garibaldis

Secret Mystery Club Grunion for September 2007 (super-limited edition of 3):



Size: 7” tall
Habitat: graveyards
Food: blood worms
Special Attack: unpleasant odor
Notes: Garibaldi is a bat demon from the much marshes of Transylvania. Great clouds of Garibaldis swoop from the low-lying fog & guzzle copious amounts of blood worms from the bait cups of unsuspecting fishermen. When they aren’t eating fishing bait, the Garibaldis haunt the lonely churchyards, tying weeds in knots & digging small holes in order to trip fail old women. The Garibaldis love the sound of breaking hip bones. Legend has it that any children who spill their family’s bait will be spirited away by the Garibaldis, never to be seen again.