Florence works very hard to avoid being referred to as a "trash panda."
Contrary to the written accounts, Harold does not love this box.
Shelly has been here for three and a half minutes and would like to speak to a manager.
The sklornax invasion was cancelled due to one hungry goose and a scout ship that looked a lot like a bagel.
Simon is offering to share his cone, but I don’t recommend taking him up on it.
In his defense, Sluggo doesn’t read very well and thought he would be given a doughnut.
No matter how small the injustice, Micro-Pug will be there to gum up the works!
Before and after photos of a collaboration with an anonymous artist at the Ann Arbor Summer Festival, June 2023
Nadine and the Occupied Pothole
Nadine and the Easily Sunburned Tortoise
Frances takes pride in being both flora and fauna.
Rusty lives at the bottom of a pile and the top of the world.
“Big antlers are hard to lift, but I con duit.”
Chip tries to reassure Stuffie that being real is overrated, and so is knowing which animal you’re supposed to look like.
Nadine Meets the Chalk Ness Monster
The grasses beckon, but Philomena knows she’s needed more in the gray than the green.
After a hearty breakfast of ticks and berries, Clem enjoys a good soak.
Thanks to the indulgence of Dicken Elementary and their unofficial Chalking Corner, I was able to borrow this lovely pinkish purplish bluish blob to make Cecil, the Unaccountably Serene Fish Out of Water. (He may be achieving serenity by staring at that white dot. I didn’t ask.)
The bountiful beard of Uncle Vivian precedes him everywhere he goes.
George tells everyone that the Grassy Staff of Wisdom has mystical powers, but the truth is that his arms are too short to scratch his back.