If I can't be a dragon-whisperer, can I at least befriend a talking dog?
...because it's Halloween (and they insisted). Note: the T. rex insisted that she have a scroll instead of a tablet after she saw her friend's cool scroll... Calliope, the muse of epic poetry, with her scroll and pencil. Clio, the muse of history, with her scroll and laurel wreath. Urania, the muse of astronomy, with... Continue Reading →
Tiny the T. rex thought it would be fun to play the Grinch for Christmas this year. (If you haven't guessed yet, she's totally into cosplay.) She asked her new friend Stacy the Styracosaur if she would be willing to be Max the dog. Stacy agreed to pull the sleigh on one condition: no whips!... Continue Reading →
On Sunday, I met with members of the Front Range Nature Journaling club at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science so we could spend time drawing whatever interested us. I'm still fairly new to nature journaling field trips, so it's not surprising that I learned (or was reminded) of important things about nature journaling... Continue Reading →
As the weather cools off, I find myself picking up my knitting needles. I've always wanted to make a fair isle sweater, but I don't currently have enough yarn to make one for myself. So I made one for one of my dinosaurs instead. Yes, I'm crazy. I didn't realize how crazy until I was... Continue Reading →
The Swetsville Zoo in Timnath, CO is actually a sculpture garden showcasing the wild imagination of Bill Swets. Filled with creatures made from metal scraps including parts from cars, tractors, and motorcycles, this "zoo" includes dinosaurs, birds, insects, reptiles, dragons, even people and flowers. The two things all Swets' creations have in common: they are... Continue Reading →
