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I've tried drawing this cat a dozen times, and everytime I get to the tilework, it starts looking like a candied ham. Instead, I give you another in the "tools" suit. "Horn." Suitable for drinking from, or blowing into. I left the tip deliberately ambiguous so we can decide about the dweomer...

Yes, there's a dozen or so more of them in the works, but none close to postable as yet, and this week has gotten unusally full of the real world, so no time to work for a bit. But I promise, there is more. As soon as this cat stops looking like a candied ham.

Oh goodness, that is gorgeous.

Thank 'e. Sometimes I do commissions, but just at the moment I'm all caught up in this project. Bide a bit. When I get to about the end of this, I'll cast about for some fresh ideas. There's still a long haul between here and port for me.

Yer've probably got a pretty good idea what t'do wif this ere handspike, righto?

Thank 'e.

Arr. In th' spirit o' th' season.

If anyone does figure out the printing issue, please please post it. Best I've got so far is just a laser print on regular paper. Plumper kettle has been posted up in the earlier post where the first version went up.

Hmm . . yes--that might solve one of my problems. I've got "Death." I've been trying to figure out the design for "Taxes." :-)

>Grin< This was the essence of the concept. After the first set of cards I did, the thng I most missed was the sense of weight and texture and thickness, the feeling that these could exist in the real world, solid enough to hold. There happens to be a lapidary and jewlery supply store next...

Ok, that's just creepy. Above three items all already in the works. I swear. I suppose the cat and dog weren't all that unpredictable, but the idea that the horses are a trio when absolutely everything else I've posted has been a solo . . . how on earth did you call that one?

In the clear light of morning, I feel like I want to redo part of this last one--the proportions are off. Too much amphora, not enough kettle. Should be just a bit plumper and shorter. Will fix and replace over the weekend.

Kettle

Well. Wheelbarrow. Windmill. Water, earth and air, brought to you by the letter W. Also a pulley, a lever, and a gear.