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Shawn wins best in show at the man-dog world championship.

Zlug is a slug monster wizard who can shoot powerful sparks of positive energy to help many people feel a little better. Thank you, Zlug

Upon looking out...the last time...

A view from El Salto...if you know it, you know it

Inktober “Husky.” I’ve lost track of the days at this point, so I'll just Inktober through November.

Pen drawings of some cat pictures

Technical pen on 100 lb. card stock. Scanned into PS.

I think I'm getting the hang of painting florals with gouache. It helped to decide on a palette and pre-mix the colors.

Graphite and iron oxide on watercolor paper

I draw these but this one I did on a Saltillo Tile..sign paints...mettalics...

Original for sale, see below. Prints and more can be found at http://www.tonyadoughty.net/prints-and-other/

Spray paint, marker, and ink on wood cutout

Doodle turned into enamel pins... Get yours @ grobo.bigcartel.com

Not a beautiful work of art I know. I hope I paint better. But 70 hours of my life made from materials and techniques utilized by those who crossed our nation in covered wagons. I made this for the Episcopal Church in Prestonsberg. The bishop is retiring and 36 Churches in Eastern Kentucky are all making quilt squares for a quilt for him. The material is doubled so it insulates well.

When your creative pals are clearing out Pokemon plushies and know your own collecting habit all too well, hehehe! Needless to say the Glaceon I’ve adopted will be well looked after :-)

Waddle Dee fan art time!

Abstract painting.

It’s a Kirby kind of day today :-)

And into another sketchbook, the first of 2026 proper, we go! Introducing “More Portable Weirdness” :-)

When (of all things) a panel from the 2003 Beano annual you got for your Christmas 22+ years back inspires you…

Relief print

Relief print

Photograph of a tree in Winter.

Just some stuff I drew last year and part of this year.

We're all slipping through time into the abyss.

“The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible.” - Arthur C. Clarke.