Harry Clark

Annie recently bought a copy of ‘Dr. Faustus’ illustrated by Harry Clark. Clark isn’t an artist I know a lot about, but as an admirer of Rackham I find myself wondering why I haven’t spent more time looking at his work. As an example, here is the orangutang from Poe’s “Murders in the Rue Morgue.”

Lots of great Harry Clark illustrations, both black and white and color, here: http://50watts.com/filter/harry-clarke#Harry-Clarke-Revisited

Bird’s Eye Battle View

Recent work for Goodman Games. Click to enlarge.

W.W.C.B.D.?

What Would Constable Bob Do?

Goose and Max

We added a second dog last weekend. This is ‘Goose.’

She is part lab/part pit bull, 9 months old and currently about 60 lbs. Our other dog, Max (also a new arrival) REALLY seemed to want a friend to rough-house with. ‘Goose’ has about 30lbs on Max, but Max is a bit more agressive, so it balances out… they really love wrestling, chasing each other and play fighting over toys. She came from rough circumstances so she is still getting aclimated to her new home, but aside from some regressive behavior (puppy nipping and occassional toilet training failures), she seems very happy. I’m not sure how I feel about the name Goose but we haven’t come up with anything better, so with each passing day it seems more likely that Goose will be her name, although naming a dog after a bird seems strange. She has the labrador webbed paws; when the lake ice melts, we’ll see if Goose likes to swim. If she does, maybe that will make her name more apt.

Here is an action shot of Goose and Max wrasslin’ over a toy. I think it looks like a Francis Bacon painting. Scattered across the floor you can see the mutilated toys that Max and Goose like to fight over. They sound like a pack of angry jackals when they go at it!