What's not to love about a Pooka who says "Hiya?" and is called "Peek-a-Pooka-Doo!"  While drawing this Pooka, I reminded myself of the little girl I used to be; the little girl who loved to draw horses and unicorns.

I've been playing with ancient images of faces and putting a contemporary spin on them.  This design was inspired by a gold leaf fragment from the late 5th century.

After reading "Mary Queen of Scots & the Murder of Lord Darnley" by Alison Weir, I sketched this pic of Mary Stuart based on how I saw her in my imagination and, possibly, past life memories (?) you never know...  This sketch reminds me a little bit of the style of Hans Holbein the Younger's famous portraits of 16th century royal persons.

Speaking of historical figures, I watched and A&E production of "Napoleon" a couple months ago and it renewed my interest in the Napoleonic Era.  I like drawing cartoons of Napoleon.  There's something about this guy that captures my whimsical spirit.  I blame it on watching "Time Bandits" too often when I was a child.