BRISTOL STOMP

     Over time I've found these characters moving in one direction or another. Tonight, as I placed them side by side examining their similarities, I saw that they appeared to have a desire to move. Each had a subtle hint of motion. As I placed one after the other, side by side, I saw the rhythm in their step. "Hey!" I thought, they're dancing. That's where they're going with those sly moves!

COWBOY AND CALF

This young cowboy looks like he's trying to convince this calf to go his way, rather than trying the more conventional roping, tugging and tying. The calf was found meandering on a Supreme style pizza recently, while the cowboy had been tugging at the air on a pepperoni pizza, until I joined the two, with a length of rope I fashioned from a box of frozen fish.

RED, WHITE AND STRAW

Shredded wheat splashed with milk and topped with strawberry sweetness, as the lady walks on, leaving us wondering where she's going and maybe where she's been and who would splash her red hair with milk and why... oh, but...is she real?

A SPIRITUAL TIME

I must have been thinking of religion one day as I began cutting out a picture of crackers from a box, not exactly sure of where I was going with it. The crackers reminded me of stone structures. The soup bowl of vegetables and noodles brought to mind a stained glass window and the whole thing began to come together in my mind. Pretty soon I placed each piece in place, creating this image I call simply "A Spiritual time"

DOLLY PASTALINI

Meet Dolly Pastalini, my latest find. I hope you like my spooky little lady friend. Doesn't everyone love pasta?

OLD MAN RUNNING

This is "Old Man Running" No need to fear, he's in no danger. He could be Old Man Winter running out of season, to allow Spring to take over for a while and smooth the way for Summer. He ran off from a pizza we enjoyed one evening. It was delicious, with lots of peppers, chicken, loads of cheese and sauce. I don't remember if there was anything else on it. But it was good.

CAT ON A SHREDDED ROOF

If you click on "Older Posts" at the bottom of this page and go back about three pages to my Sunday, 7 April 2013 entry: "In A Cereal World" you can see what I first saw in the image from the box.
     The other day, I happened on the same illustration I'd cut out of another box of the same cereal and realized  that I needed to reveal (or rescue) this cat from the spilled milk.