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Steve and I were lucky enough to get drawn for the night time management hunt at J. D. Mruphree WMA. It was an experience! Let me share it with you. Unlike other draw hunts we were asked to be at the management area at 6 pm. Not 11 or 12 Continue Reading;
Despite the thousands of lightning strikes that have hit our local area with the storms of the past few weeks, only rarely have they made an impact visible after the storm passes. Most strikes hit earth or water and leave little or no sign at all of their passing. Scorched, Continue Reading;
Last weekend for Valentines Day, Steve and I spent a few hours hunting along the banks of the Brazos looking for fossils. We chose the popular Whiskey bridge area and were not disappointed. Steve found the prize of the day in the form of a mostly intact cuttlefish “skeleton”. It Continue Reading;
Many years ago I purchased a restaurant display cake at a local auction. You know, one of those replica pieces some food establishments put out to entice you to save a little extra room for desert. In this case we are talking three layers of dark chocolaty goodness slathered with Continue Reading;
A few years after I finished the hatchling dragon I discovered Windstone Dragons. I was inspired to try and put scales on one of my casts. Since I was essentially carving scales into a hard resin cast the process was not an easy one. Continue Reading;
This piece graces our game room. It is also the cover art for my published e-book DRAM (available on Amazon). It took many hours to create this piece and lots of patience. I don’t think I will try to tackle anything like this again.
I had so much fun making Flitatious I wanted to do another sculpture. This time I wanted a smaller dragon I could cuddle. Maybe something I could hold in my hand. When picturing what I wanted in my head it always came out blue so I named this one Boy Continue Reading;
A short Story by Robin Bradbery What was I thinking? My shift was almost done and I only had a few minutes left until the night supervisor took over. I should have let him handle the call. I should have just gone home. I didn’t. ~ It was late afternoon, Continue Reading;
Many years ago I made my first polymer clay sculpture. I was inspired by the descriptions of Anne McCaffrey’s little fire lizards and wanted to try my hand at bringing one to life. Since I already had a Breyer horse “sculpt-your-own” kit I wasn’t using I decided to re-purpose it. Continue Reading;