These nine paintings complete the set of 27 from the unknown painter of Oaklandia, the ghost squirrel homeland. (04.10.16)

Here are more of the paintings from that unknown painter from the early days of Oaklandia as well as a couple images of ghost squirrels from other ages. Oddly enough, the style of these paintings is similar to that of the unknown painter. Some say there is a whole school of painters trained in his (or her) style; others say that the painter is one and the same, traveling through time and space via the  Quantum. More to come on that discussion. (11.01.15)

Ah, Oaklandia! The founders had such high hopes for a t’ai chi utopia. Here are four more paintings from those early years. Also, a later painting of Kit of Nehalia and his aardwolf friend Alan deLong. Kit was an Oaklandia expatriate; not all of us can deal with utopia. He and Alan became great friends with the Dragon of Nehalia, the last of the dragons on this world. (08.22.15)

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And here are the next four of those 27 paintings done by an unknown artist in the early days of Oaklandia, when the hopes of creating a utopian society of ghost squirrels were still bright. (05.31.15)

Oaklandia, the Ghost Squirrel Homeland. A twinkle in the eye of ghost squirrel t’ai chi master Dale the Elder shortly after the age of the ghost squirrel dragon riders. Finally a reality, thanks to so many ghost squirrel soldiers, all t’ai chi practitioners. Welcome to the T’ai Chi Ghost Squirrel Series, painted by an unknown ghost squirrel shortly after the founding of Oaklandia. The first four of 27 paintings plus a more ancient image of a ghost squirrel soldier andthe Oaklandia flag. Twenty three more to come. (04.24.15)

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