"Senshi" is Japanese for warrior.

"Fiore" means "flower" in Italian.

This joyful duck spreads his wings to greet the day!

Felis Draconis was commissioned as a gift for a mom who collects dragons and loves cats. Her son wanted something unique for her collection.

This was a commission for a lovely lady and her two little fairy dolls, inspired by First Sight.

Don't let his blindness fool you! He is fully aware of everything around him.

It would be difficult to separate these two... but why would you want to? They're adorable together! :-)

Kinoko, a beaked Dragon Snail, makes his home among the fungus.

This old satyr is in no mood to deal with young whippersnappers. "You kids -- Get off my lawn!"

Mean Old Goat and Candy is Dandy were in the 2009 Sculpture Exhibition sponsored by the Santa Clara Cultural Advisory Commission in cooperation with the Triton Museum of Art.

Mean Old Goat is now available for sale in my Etsy shop!

Now available in my Etsy shop!

This cute little guy was inspired by a trip to the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, and the unofficial California Sea Lion Bachelor Colony.

"Candy is Dandy" was part of this great show, alongside paintings by many talented artists!

Click here to see the flyer for the show.

Now available in my Etsy shop!

Candy is Dandy (along with Mean Old Goat) was in the 2009 Sculpture Exhibition sponsored by the Santa Clara Cultural Advisory Commission in cooperation with the Triton Museum of Art.

A new sheepish cutie for my friend Carol.

He guards the wizard's tower... and the wizard's toys.

... Because his wings are red. :)

For my mother.

I was about to name it "Grace," until I realized I'd already made a butterfly with that name. But as both recipients are named Grace, both butterflies shall also be so named.

The Bloodbellied Glimmerwing has tasted show business! She was included in the "All Fired Up" Sculpture Exhibition at the Santa Clara City Hall (October 28, 2007 through February 22, 2008).

"Kimochi" is Japanese for perception or feeling.

A wedding gift for friends, to symbolize their new life together.

A gift for an inspirational and very brave lady.

Stormdancer is the second unicorn in my Scions of Legend™ series. While I do love the first one, I think this one is a great improvement, both in anatomy and pose.

"Faerie Xing" is an older image for me, but new to Ellen Million Graphics! Visit Ellen Million Graphics now to get "Faerie Xing" on various gift items (t-shirts, cards, mousepads and prints)!

My grandmother, who loves cats, possessed no cat sculptures. I thought this a grave misfortune that should not be allowed to continue.

This unicorn is the first in my new Scions of Legend™ series.

Ymir is the namesake of the father of frost giants in Norse mythology. He is a close cousin of Ystra.

Selva's dapples and dark green color help to camouflage him on the forest floor.

"Nyoka" is Swahili for "serpent." Snakelike in facial structure and dorsal markings, Nyoka is one of a rare hornless subspecies of Dragon Snail™.

You, too, can become a stripey feline. ^—^

Luminous orbs, dark matter and starstuff.

"Aki" is Japanese for "autumn." He was inspired by the rich hues of this colorful season.

Big sister keeps watch for predators as her baby brother plays.

Who was hunting whom, I wonder? Alas, both parties are still hungry.

My husband pointed out that many artists have a "Mother and Child" piece. This is my twist on it. :-)

These two happily reside in a private collection.

I found this little guy by the seashore, quite successfully fending off a hungry seagull.

This inseparable pair is #3 in my Dragon Snail™ series. Draco domiportae™ mate for life, and these two are well-matched. It's not unusual that the female looks fiercer than the male. The females sometimes tend to be more aggressive, especially after having their first hatchling.

This black beauty is my first feline sculpture, but perhaps not my last! His expression was a challenge, as I couldn't get my cat to pose in a snarl. She was my muse in other ways, though. (Feline grace and ferocity seems to pervade all the species, even my sweet little housecat.) The overall stance posed a slight problem, as I only had a reference photo from one angle. But after weeks of refining him, I consider "Guardian" a success!