Hi, just made a demo video of a painting I did. This doesn't have anything to do with my previous clay work but it's about what I'm doing now.

You can find it on YouTube at

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0E_E1UbUhac

 Hi, I'm trying to get y'all to visit my Etsy shop. 

Please see the link at right: 

The Bogometer

Dream of the Pale Ontologist

Cussin' and Fussin'

Rock Groups favored by Geologists:

 

Dr. D. Slexic, at it again:

Shelrock Sez:

Lesson #4: Rock Types

Lesson # 3: Politically Incorrect Methods of...

Lesson # 2: Subduction

Lesson # 1: Introduction to Geolospeak

The Teleological Grime Scale

Preface to "Geolospeak"

After earning my Ph.D. in clinical psychology--many years after--I returned to college to earn a Bachelor's in Geology at Southern Utah University. My first exposure to the jargon of geology made me laugh quite a bit, and for a couple of semesters I'd post a new cartoon every week or so on the classroom door.

Then, of course, I had to take algebra and chemistry... and the cartoons stopped. For I saw nothing particularly funny about algebra or chemistry (sigh).

We moved to New Mexico. I may in time pick up again working on that degree but until I return to the weirdly funny world of geology, what I post here will be all there is.

Upddate: I have used Snapfish to publish all of these together into a hardbound book. If you are one of the very few people out there who appreciate my geology cartoons and would like to know more about this, send me a message. It costs about $40, Snapfish usually has some discount going on, and takes a couple of weeks. Talk to me.

Also, I have other drawings (well, watercolor and ink sketches) for sale at Etsy if you want to see them. Go to Etsy and search for BarbsInkWatercolors under "shops."

See you out there somewhere. Go rock!  Barbara