Eye of Newt & Toe of Frog

The Baba Yaga wish you readers a

HAPPY HALLOWE'EN!

Also, there's a new short story written by yours truly. It will be on its own page, just explore the various pages to the right hand side and you should find it. A sort of behind the scenes page which tells of the inspiration to the story will be up momentarily, but Happy All Hallow's Eve, folks!

Come One, Come All!

On this Hallowe'en eve, I am announcing that tomorrow I will be posting a story.

It will be a faerie tale...

A real Faerie Tale.

Are you ready to hear a story?

The Good Doctor

Something Wicked This Way Comes.

Beware the BLACK CAT!

Note: As a little companion piece, here is a video of gala that I had attended a week ago. Before you kind readers take a gander at this video, here's a bit of a back story:

One of the artists who submitted some amazing pieces of work had a stroke about a month ago and some other artists, who also submitted great pieces, as well, are basically sending their "get well soon" greetings to the artist, Jody Franklin, while he is recovering.

By the Pricking of My Thumbs



Count Vierme von Sange



Two weeks & a Day to go...

Cheers,

A. Taylor

More drawings to come.

Litte Nemo

I know that everyone and their brother has posted something about this cartoon that appeared on Google today, but I thought that it was an interesting way to commemorate Winsor McCay, one of my favorite cartoonists. I couldn't resist posting this because it is just simply a great piece of art.

Here's the comic that coincided with the Google doodle for today:

Yep, this is officially my favorite Google Doodle, ever.

More doodles (that are actually my own) to come.

Art for SALE!

Hiya Folks, Sorry I haven't posted anything in a while and these two pictures, as well as the Holmes & the Hound picture, are, more or less, my excuse for not posting anything in quite some time. These pictures are for an exhibiton held at the Athens of Indiana Arts Studio & Gallery.

The first picture out of this post is titled "A Very Merry Unbirthday" and is currently for sale for $50, as well as the comic called "The Great Orator" (you kind readers might notice that it was a quick sketch a couple of posts ago, but now in COLOR). To my utter surprise, though, "The Great Orator" has already been sold off and is currently on its merry way to a good home. The "Holmes & The Hound" picture is for $100 at the Gallery if anyone is interested, all the pictures are, approximately, 8" by 10". It was an honor to submit some pieces to this tremendous event for this utterly awesome gallery.

Cheers,

A. Taylor

Thanks to Sharon Gerow, Nina Cunnigham, and the other great friends that helped me get up off my lazy bum to submit these pieces.