The Human Canvas... and Willow the Hutt

Willow the Hutt

She walks around the house as Alpha - 

even though she was nowhere near first. And 

she'll still occasionally walk up to the other (younger) cat, 

give her a bitch slap/reality check and keep on walking.

Like the other cat needs a reminder? after 8 years?

that's willow.

But she IS a good mouser. And makes herself known 

to the neighbors, in and out of their homes. AND, as a limp 

noodle that won't budge, she's good with testing 

out colors when painting

 the wall.

Ina ll fairness though, despite her attitude toward the 

other pets, she WILL be YOUR best buddy... 

right after she bites you.

So this series of photos comes from the same night as "A Koi Koi Lydia"...only zoomed out to include the cat.

People kill time in a variety of ways while these 

sessions take place.

In this case...

As she woke...

It was WILLOW to be the time-pass.

But it WAS fun...and sweet.

And as I was taking pictures of Lydia, she was 

taking pictures of the cat. 

And that's how it went. 

So here's another take at the previous session - zoomed out. 

I saw it as another story.

No, Willow... really. 

Nothing was happening here 

already - okay? Just GET those stretches out. 

Yeah. Good. 

Thanks.

Well, Willow DID eventually pass out again...

With some help? Maybe?

So we moved to the floor...

Added some detail...

And called it done.

Thanks to Priya Jha 

for the wonderful Willow the Hutt 

picture at the top, thanks to Lydia for setting up 

and taking the Willow and the Wine Glass 

photo, AND for being a patient 

model YET again...

And thank YOU for stopping by...

And for coming back.

The Human Canvas - A Koi Koi Lydia

Lydia

No stranger to these pages, you've seen her 

before in the Human Canvas sessions "The Bra Strap", 

"Shark Diving", "The Belly of the Dragon", and 

"The Bird of Paradise".

This time, 

No stranger to my pens...

A koi.

Kind of a funky looking brand of koi, I must say.

Make that... a couple of funky kinda koi.

Yeah, funky maybe,

But whatever. I kinda like 'em.

And there don't seem to be hard fast rules on 

what these things can 

look like.

And if you DO KNOW that these are NOT koi...

Fine. Let's just call 'em fish, and move on.

Back then to that blend of blues we used on 

Shaelyn, with the session called 

"Drawing on Many Lessons".

Matter of fact, this piece was very similar to "Drawing on Many Lessons" all the way around.

With the flowers...

And leaves...

And pool of water...

This was intentional. This night was filmed, 

so I chose to go with an image I could go forward 

with much faster. Something where I'm not trying to 

decide what's next AS I go.

The film ended up being a bit shaky...

Probably not usable. It's okay. We knew this going into it. 

Plod on then with some detail around the leaves...

The flowers, in and around...

Then just a BIT under the fish...

And then I think we can call it done.

And it made for some really nice photos.

HOWEVER...

Part of the entertainment that evening...was with Willow...

The cat. While I was drawing on Lydia...she was 

playing with Willow. 

And snapping some
wonderful photos along the way. 
This same shoot, zoomed out to include the cat,
 ended up being the next entry. You can find it through
the search window near the top of this page.
Look for "Willow the Hutt". 

It's kind of a nice.

Thanks again Lydia.

And thank YOU for stopping by. See the 

history and development of The Human Canvas through 

the tabs near the top of the page.

And I AM always looking for the next canvas.