In order to keep my eggs clean, I line my laying boxes with shredded paper. I shred some of my own, and I occasionally bring home shreds from the office. Imagine my surprise when I went to gather eggs and found one egg with the name of my employer on it! I just had to get the picture ...
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ARCHIVED CHEROKEE PRINT: This is a pen-and-ink drawing of the Federation
starship USS Lexington passing by a planet and moon. The starship was drawn, and detail was added with commercial-grade stick-on dot patterns - which created an interesting visual effect, but do not withstand the test of time. It was an interesting experiment.
Going back through all this artwork is basically a forensics exercise. Fortunately, I recorded enough detail about most of these art pieces to reconstruct some relevant information. This particular print was begun on Aug. 1, 1985 and completed at 8:03 p.m. on Aug. 8.
This is a pen-and-ink on Letramax board.
The print, today, is too damaged to display - due to years of moving and improper storage.
Parts of this print are scheduled to be revived in an upcoming Cherokee print!
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Jim W. Coleman is an accomplished author and artist from Port Orchard, Washington, a small community directly across the Puget Sound from Seattle.
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