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Monkey Brain

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"The Discovery of the Hand" is on exhibit now through October 28th at Harman Projects Gallery in New York City. It's part of my show "Unusual Circumstances"

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Malcolm and his “Monkey Brain”

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Thompson’s Mystery Bird

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Prints of Amphibians and Simians are still on sale on my website in the Prints and Collectibles section until Bastille Day July 14th

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Antler Boy appears on starry nights to spin yarns about "making a difference"

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She was the love of his life. 

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Bat Hat

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Dust bunnies were thought to be made up names for clumps of lint or hair found around our undusted interiors. They were an ancient Celtic spirit related to the Phooka that liked to always be just outside of the peripheral vision of the people they visited. There was a rule that they went by wherein if ever a person were to see one in its entirety in plain sight, the dust bunny must gift them a bucket of coin and a bucket of “magic milk”(usually a Stout) and then it would go off to the fabled “land of fluff” never to be seen by “Earthly eyes” again.

The last reported “dust bunny” was seen by Sam Turley in 1998 when his favorite baseball team, the San Diego Padres lost Game 4 of the World Series to the New York Yankees and he dropped his bowl of chips. He went down to pick up the mess and saw what has been called “The Last Dust Bunny”. His name was Muckonhewerbocktonbridgah, but went by the name Percy. He was over 2300 years old and was seen just under the couch trying to grab a fallen chip. Sam and Percy stared at each other for a long moment and then Percy disappeared in a cloud of lint. What was left behind was a 5-gallon bucket of gold coins, a 5-gallon bucket of the finest Stout Sam ever tasted, and the longest sustained smile Sam Turley ever had.  

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Clyde the clawed frog was thought to be reincarnated soul of Ronald Fisher, a greeter that worked the entrance of a Jamesway discount department store in Secaucus, New Jersey. He currently resides in a large fish tank in a modest home in upstate New York where he waves and greets everyone who enters. If one looks closely, Clyde appears to be giving directions.

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Carl was turned into a cat

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Mr. Croaker

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Sarah and Emmett print release this week  link here:

http://www.travislouieart.com/limited-prints/sarah-and-emmett

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Bespoke Dragon

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was thinking about some of my wombats