Mr. Rogers
$40.00If you need to learn good manners (I don’t think you do) ask Mr. Rogers. He knows which soon goes with which dish.
6 x 6 in, collage on wooden board
Accountant
$40.00This guy is a king of accounting. You can’t beat him. Look at his records!
6 x6 in, collage on wooden board
We’re Hungry
$40.00These little kittens always seem to be hungry, their tiny bellies never quite full. How can you possibly say “no” to those adorable faces? If you think you can, just take a moment to look into their pleading eyes. It won’t take long before you feel that irresistible pull to take care of them. And now, without a second thought, you’re already rushing to fill their bowls, aren’t you?
6×6 in, collage on wooden board
Dog’s Photographer
$40.00You are always a model if your owner is a photographer. Hi, doggy! It’s time to pose!
Collage on wooden board, 6×6 in
Riding a Fish
$40.00Cats eat fish and seem to like it. But what fish and cats become friends and can give to each other once in a while?
Collage 6×6 in
Fortune Teller
$40.00This lady knows everything about you, and even things that you don’t know about yourself.
6×6 in, collage on wooden board
Egyptian Balance
$40.00Women are very mysterious creatures, especially if you’re a cat and especially if you’re from ancient Egypt.
6 x 6 in, 2025
Collage on wooden board
Honey Moon
$45.00This fun collage shows physical attraction between the octopus and the squid.
Mixed media on board, 2022
8 x 12 in
Caterpillar Party
$45.00This fun collage depicts cozy atmosphere of caterpillar’s home.
Mixed media on board, 2022
8 x 12 in
Sea Stalker
$45.00This seahorse survived an ecological catastrophe and is looking for some treasures in a castle.
Inspired by Henry Rousseau painting (the castle is coming from there).
5 x 7 in, framed
2024
A Wiesel In The Living Room
$45.00If you have a cat you know the feeling when you walk and they jump from the hiding spot to gain your attention (probably, for food). This lemur is doing the same.
5 x 7 in, framed
2024
The Lonely Inventor
$45.00The inventors usually avoid social life and sometimes end up being alone, surrounded by their creations. This guy is one of them.
5×7 in, framed
2024