Electrobot by Helen

Created from 'treasures' in my workshop.

Robots by Helen
A colouring page created for the Bloordale Park Fundraiser on August 11.

Selected Poems #1 by Helen

Another paper sculpture piece for the "Impact" Juried Show at Neilson Park.

Dragon by Helen
Paper sculpture using acrylic Rorschach blots on heavy paper.

Sheep by Helen

The sheep and the cow were done for a TVO children's show. Watercolour and coloured pencil on illustration board.

Cow by Helen

LX Caricature - by Helen

An acrylic piece for a portrait show at Neilson Park. A caricature of my son, age 19. He no longer sports the Mohawk, but the white, tufty bit under his lip is rather distinctive.

"I Can't Come Out" by Helen

Yeah, it's a sappy title - I'll use the 'Gary Larson excuse' - "It Was Late and I Was Tired".

Pen and Ink with wash.

"Aragula" by Helen

Aragula, Guardian of the Garden, is a doll made of various pieces of wood from my garden: Lilac arms, maple legs, a pine bodyand head, and forsythia fingers. The face is acrylic modeling paste, painted over with acrylic paint. The hair is paper ribbon and strips of bark. Polyfilla was poured into her fabric boots & the legs set in so she would stand freely. Her clothing is hand-made - the bodice is a rough linen and the skirt and sleeves are polyester drapery fabric (which I know isn't very natural - but the colour & 'drape' worked for me).

"Patchwork Dogs" by Helen

This is four in a series of twelve patchwork pieces designed for a calendar. The 'quilts' are all approximately 10 " x 14" and machine stitched and quilted. I chose the dogs for physical elements that appealed to me - not necessarily for the breed.

"Dress-Up" by Helen

Pencil Drawing scanned and coloured in Adobe Photoshop.

"Ogre and Friend" by Helen

This is a small (3") figurine made out of Das Pronto modeling clay and painted with acrylics. The basket and rock are 'found'.

"Nutcracker" by Helen

"Give Me Shelter" by Helen

Christmas Card design.

"Hitched" by Helen

Club Oz by Helen

This cartoon dates itself. Many years ago Club Med was doing TV ads showing 30 seconds of beautiful people splashing on beautiful beaches. When my folks went Downunder, it seemed a natural...beauty being in the eye of the beholder.

He's a Real Son of a Cromagnon...by Helen

Clothespeg Doll by Helen

Baby Card by Helen