Here are some pictures from a recent custom order.  It’s Mr. Beardsley as Robin Hood!  He doesn’t have a bow because Beardsleys do not have arms but he does carry around a little green sack filled with arrows.  He shall steal from the rich - and give to the poor!

If you live in the Seattle area, check out the Plush You! Reception on Friday, October 9th from 5-10pm.  Go get a drink and talk plush all night after the reception at The Nite Light.  Here is my submission for the show - His name is Goldenglob.

It seems as though he has dipped his toe in gold and now it has spread to his face!  I used wool felt for this piece and painted his face.  Goldenglob will be for sale at the show so if you are interested in purchasing him, contact the Nancy Gallery:  206.441.7131.The collection of plush was created by artists from all over the world and will be on display in 3 different galleries- Schmancy:  1932 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA, 98101 - - Fancy:  1914 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA, 98101 - -and Nancy:  1932 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA, 98101.

Just added to the shop - -  7×7-inch prints of a painting I made called, “Gnome Cones.”

These are made on 100% recycled cardstock, printed with soy-based inks.   **intimidnation is not on the actual print**  Each one is signed on the back.

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Recently, for a show I participated in called, Open Studio No. 2, I created a special set of 6 Mr. Beardsley plush called Weirdsleys -  this batch is made up of fun, bright colors in assorted fabrics.  The Mr. Beardsley style that I usually create has a brick or brown-colored body.  These are C-R-A-Z-Y!

I think my favorite one is the gnome with the red beard and mint face.  These were a lot of fun to create so I will definitely make more Weirdsley batches in the future!  They each have a feather sewn into their cap with a hand-stitched, wool felt heart.

Here I am trying to communicate with plush gnomes!  This is from the show in Oak Park, IL.There are a couple Weirdsley plush still available for sale that are now up in the shop as well as some new paintings on canvas.  Coming soon - - Mr. Beardsley, “Gnome Cone” 7×7 inch prints!

Here is my most recent custom doll project -  They are approximately 12 inches high.  I used a bunch of different materials - mostly fleece and wool felt.   For this set, I did not do any sketches beforehand but created them from a series of photographs.