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Miscellaneous creatures: Drawn 08 August 2018

September 19, 2018 by campbell Leave a Comment

Pen and ink drawing of a funny looking little dude and a carnivorous duck

Pen and ink drawing of a wigged-out looking quadruped fish

Pen and ink drawing of an anthropomorphic mug Pen and ink drawing of something that looks kind of like a mug man but is not

Pen and ink drawing of a goofy duck/swan thing and a frog

Pen and ink drawing of a carnivorous duck

Common marine fossils, Permian period, North America

September 14, 2018 by campbell Leave a Comment

A quick pen-and-ink drawing of common Permian fossils — crinoids, coral, bryozoan, and a cartoonish anthropomorph titled "Western Springhook"

Collage: At work

September 5, 2018 by campbell Leave a Comment

Collage of a traditional Polynesian sailing vessel with text that says "at work"

Guaranteed dolphins

August 27, 2018 by campbell Leave a Comment

A collage with the words "guaranteed dolphins"

Check it out, I made a card

August 22, 2018 by campbell Leave a Comment

My wife and I call each other “nene.” One day, millions of years ago, some Canadian geese got lost and landed in Hawaii. And they evolved into ground-nesting Hawaiian geese that mate for life. And then my wife and I went to Hawaii and learned about this fabulous monogamous bird, and that is the story of how we came to call each other “nene.” Here the cover of a card I made for her:

I am reminded of Nick Offerman’s advice about making cards for your significant other. It appears in his book Paddle Your Own Canoe: “Make a card for your significant other! Go to your printer. There’s paper in there. Locate it and pull out a few sheets … Fold one in half and draw a heart on the front. Open it up and write I LOVE YOU on the inside. Sign your name. You will get kissed — big time.”

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