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The Kaz Windness Blog

Children's Book Art, Writing, Books, and Advice

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Kaz Windness is a published author and illustrator specializing in cute and creepy characters and spooky humor for kids of all ages. Portfolio website: www.WindnessBooks.com

Wickedly Color Corrected, Monstrously Better… I hope.

I enjoy color correcting about as much as I enjoy hitting myself in the face with claw side of a hammer, but unfortunately it has to be done from time to time. (The color correcting, not the facial mutilation, I... Continue Reading →

Cupug

This is a digital painting I made of Rocco, a dear friend's sweetheart pug. She told me one Valentine's Day that Rocco was the fattest she had ever seen him. So I went about trying to imagine what he might... Continue Reading →

Little Big Stink

I'm discovering all sorts of artsy treasures as I organize my digital files. Here's one called Little Big Stink. For those of you familiar with Boston Terriers, they are playful, loving and tenacious... and can peel the paint off the... Continue Reading →

More stuff I drew on rocks…

It seems to go like this. I get an idea - maybe even a not-so-brilliant one - and I just have to feed off that idea until I'm satisfied. I'm like an idea vampire. And right now I'm feeding on... Continue Reading →

Hey look. I drew on a rock.

Did I really need an expensive bachelors degree in art to draw on a rock? Nope. Did I have fun? Yes. Yes I did.

Face Painting

Block party, 2011. I was volunteered to be this year's face painter. This isn't something I have a lot of experience with, but I think I managed to make some kids (and one drunk guy) pretty happy...

Valium, take me away!

Another image from my Bublettes collection. No explanation needed, I think. ๐Ÿ™‚

Chocolate is Proof

I thought I had lost these images when my computer and backup drive crashed a few years ago - but I just found a DVD with this and many of my other licensing images. Hooray! This image is one of... Continue Reading →

Monster Step-Dad

Mama Married a Monster by Karen Windness Mama married a monster. Mama calls him Mike. She says that heโ€™s my step-dad and a man Iโ€™ll learn to like. Mama lets him in our house. She feeds Mike every day. Heโ€™s... Continue Reading →

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