Gourmet Paper Mache
Hey, I'm an artist not a webmaster. These pages are under construction. Come back. Everything should be working soon.
William's Treasure
Obviously, I left my paper mache world for a couple of years to make this book. I had the story in my head for many years. I think it perfectly illustrates the relationship between your stuff and your happiness. I am very proud of this book. Since I'm not Madonna or Alex Rodrigues, so no big publisher would take a chance on this book. But you should. I guarantee you will like it. Your kids will love it. If they don't, send the book back and I'll refund your money. Description below:
William is a little dragon who lives in the forest. His life is simple and serene, although punctuated by episodes of frivolity and pure joy. That is, until one evening, when he decides to investigate a strange but alluring glow on the horizon and discovers a brilliantly lit, powerfully enticing, treasure-trove of a place called, “Stuff for U!” The moment William steps into the place he is caught in a web of desire. A new William emerges, one that wants stuff. He starts collecting things, first by the handful, then the armful, a wagon load, a small heap, and ultimately a gigantic pile. Concurrently, his innocent, happy life gives way to one of worry, anxiety, paranoia, and an insatiable appetite for more. Eventually, the need to reclaim his old blissful self pulls William off his pile of stuff and sends him back to his forest home.
William's Treasure is 46 pages long, with water color and pen-and-ink illustrations. The examples on this page are very low resolution samples.
William is a little dragon who lives in the forest. His life is simple and serene, although punctuated by episodes of frivolity and pure joy. That is, until one evening, when he decides to investigate a strange but alluring glow on the horizon and discovers a brilliantly lit, powerfully enticing, treasure-trove of a place called, “Stuff for U!” The moment William steps into the place he is caught in a web of desire. A new William emerges, one that wants stuff. He starts collecting things, first by the handful, then the armful, a wagon load, a small heap, and ultimately a gigantic pile. Concurrently, his innocent, happy life gives way to one of worry, anxiety, paranoia, and an insatiable appetite for more. Eventually, the need to reclaim his old blissful self pulls William off his pile of stuff and sends him back to his forest home.
William's Treasure is 46 pages long, with water color and pen-and-ink illustrations. The examples on this page are very low resolution samples.
Happy William on his little pile of stuff.
Crusty William on his humongous pile of stuff.
If you would like to buy this book, press the button below. It will take you to Paypal's secure website. It sells for $17.95 on Amazon.com. But if you buy it here, it is only $14.95 plus shipping...a bargain don't you think? It will arrive in 2-3 days in the U.S., a couple weeks outside the U.S. (For more information, look on the Handbook page.)
Thank you!
P.S. If you buy William and a dragon book at the same time, I'll combine shipment and rebate some of your shipping costs. I do not make money on shipping.
William on his path.
