More Recent Work

Did this commission for a lovely couple who love to boat and love

their dogs, recent and departed.

I had done one similar to this for a client and got a request for another. This family that bought it, the father has one of my pieces tattooed on his side. Some days its hard for me to believe that people

like my work that much.

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Some recent ones....

My buddy Margaret has been writing some strangely cool things that have inspired me to 

do equally twisted drawings...

I just had an idea one day and jotted this down.

Saw my hubby and my youngest 'sharing' a lollipop and this is where my 

imagination took it. 

Thanks for looking everyone! 

Take a little Trip....

Happy Friday!!!!
It was a slow roll out of bed this morning, my kids as well. Surly toddler,  angsty teens and a crabby tweens - it was not pretty. But the show must go on! I've got a LOT on the brain. My life has been a little topsy turvy lately, things have finally calmed down - I'm hoping to pop out more work soon....this one I love. I'm squirreling it away in my office so I can look at it until it finds a home. Hats and purses are my fav... and we can't forget the little creepy little thing with a lollipop.
I look forward to working this weekend - want to take a peek in my head?

1. My Odd Family for the Odditorium in Detriot submission. A three-legged baby isn't too weird is it?

2.  A poker picture...my hubby suggested knives and mustaches.

3. More straightjackets! I can't get enough of buttons and straightjackets.

4. My fascination with all things vintage 20's and 30's.

5. Books, books, books....dare I say more?

If you'd like to see more of Creepymama's artwork, please visit her and her sister, Olivia the Dollmaker at :

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Ah, it's that time of year when I get to make up silly things for the holidays and scribble my insane thoughts for you to enjoy sending to your loved ones. Between bouts of the baby's icky illness and my real life, this is one of the cards I did for the holidays. I have more coming up, but for whatever reason, my brain was stuck on Christmas first - so I did those. I fixed up a couple of Halloween cards, which my sister and I will put on our site soon.
I feel like I've been battling the ideas in my head..I've been working on a story I hope you will enjoy, I am taking my time to make sure I do it right. It just takes so long...but it will be worth it! However, nefarious little pictures pop up in the middle of my doing this and I end up doing three pictures at one time. Someone brought up an idea - she wants to order a series of my reprints, about 16 of them in postcard size. Would you guys order something like this?

If you'd like to see more of Creepymama's artwork, please visit her and her sister, Olivia the Dollmaker at :
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Love - Boy Style

Love, the way  boys show it -is usually in the form of headlocks, farting on each other or running and giving their mother a random hug. Beefy, our two year old, wakes up before his brothers.
Me: "Let's wake up the boys, go get 'em!"
Beefy: "Yesh..."
He toddles into Drama's room and delivers an eye poke.
Drama: "MO-OM! He poke -"
Me: "It's still there. Can it. Don't forget to brush your teeth."
Beefy is delighted with his mission, heads to Pottymouth's room. "JAAAAAAA!!!" and crawls up on the bed, all fat baby arms and with the gentleness of a herd of wild buffalo, hugs Pottymouth.
Pottymouth:  "Hey, baby..did you sleep good? Oh, hey Mom. Check out this shi-"
Me:  "Not now, time to get up."
Beefy then heads to Type A's room - barrels in, smacks him on the ass and runs. It must be little brother instinct or something to hit big brother..
Type-A:  "AH!!! MOM!"
Me: "Good morning! Aren't little brothers great?"
Type-A: "Ha.Ha. Mom. Is there coffee?"


If you'd like to see more of Creepymama's artwork, please visit her and her sister, Olivia the Dollmaker at :
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Strange wonderful things...

I'm experiencing strange wonderful things lately with artwork and as my sister says, the universe is telling us something. We've gone to the Farmer's Markets in the past couple of weeks and I hear this at least 5 or 6 times every single time:

"You should write a children's book."

Gee, why didn't I think of that? I just shake my head and keep plugging away. I've been trying to put down everything humanely possible on paper and get it out there for you all to look at. However, some strange little turns and the help of my buddy Margaret, I'm going to be teasing you with book glimpses on our little adventure.
What I find encouraging and thank all of you for doing it (artists are sensitive little souls) is all the comments and the smiles I see from the kids at the markets. Keep it up - encourage your kids to be creative - draw, write, sew, create, create, create!

If you'd like to see more of Creepymama's artwork, please visit her and her sister, Olivia the Dollmaker at :

StagiWorks