Frilled Lizard – 2009
Watercolor, pen – 16.5 x 19.5
A rendering of a dream where a large green frilled lizard crawled up my arm and sat on my shoulder. I took it to a botanical park and placed it in an outdoor terrarium where other people could see it. The terrarium design was a pyramid of concentric tiers of glass open between each tier— a sort of salad bar— both open to and yet sheltered from humans. This lizard felt like a muse to me, or the embodiment of my creative impulses. Note: She laid an egg.
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