Wolf and Dragon Boxes

For the most part, since I started making printable boxes in the late 90s, I've used my own art. One of the exceptions was using the art of Dee Dreslough, her terms of use are very open.She does fantasy art, including a lot of black and white designs that she gives permission to color in. You can find her art at Dreslough.com. For the most part, her work is optimized for browsers in the late 90s, early 00s so it's very quick to load 2 color gifs. I used her drawings for the boxes below.

I couldn't print an example of this box because I can't find my extra printer cartridge (please tell me I'm not the only person who puts things away someplace safe until I need them then forgets where I put them?) but it's the same style box as this one. Ink heavy, but a more masculine style. My son likes this one. Both boxes use the same bottom, and print them at exactly 300 dpi. Some people have had problems with this template because they print the lid too large. I hope that resizing the canvas to 8x8 inches helps that. Click on the images for the full sized versions.

Ravens and wolves and llamas oh my!

Some recent photos that I hope you'll enjoy. I took these Saturday. The wolf and llama were both at our local zoo. The raven is one I spotted outside on a tree that stayed in place long enough for me to get some great shots. I will be putting the raven on a box soon.
Taken with my HS10. Click on the images to see them larger. I uploaded them at 50% of the original size.

Then just because it made me smile, this is what the Turnip did Sunday after Michael grilled turkey burgers for dinner.