Author: Paul Woggy

Acrylics, Highlight, Original Acrylic

A Special Treat

Paul Woggy
A stylized anthropomorphic porcupine sitting on a rock by a lake, wearing a black shirt, against a colorful sunset backdrop with mountains and pine trees reflected in the water.

Keily climbs to get away from the noise. On a limestone rockface she finds a small pink current bush. A few leafy twigs; twisting roots gripping for purchase and nutrition in solid rock. Yet brimming with fruit. ‘Living on a ledge,’ she thinks, ‘hardcore!’ Keily eats a berry, unable to pass up the opportunity. It’s tart and strangely herbal. “Not a flavor for everyone,” she muses, and that makes her like it more. Keily takes in the world from the eyes of her new friend. “We’re the same, little plant.”

32″ x 42″ Acrylic on Canvas

Acrylics, Highlight

The Renegade

Paul Woggy
A stylized bird figure with a beak, wearing a blue shirt, seated on a motorcycle against a vibrant orange and red sunset backdrop, with rocky terrain visible in the distance.

The engine putters to a halt echoing off the sheer walls. Devlin exhales grittily—something between a hum of approval and grunt of fatigue. “We’re here Matilda.” Devlin looks out at solid rock, cut and scarred by unrelenting water. He runs a hand over Matilda’s battered frame. “Can’t leave your mark without taking a few yourself, right? Experiences don’t wear you, you wear them.”

8″ x 8″ Acrylic on Canvas

Acrylics, Highlight

One Last Job

Paul Woggy
A cartoonish animal with large ears and a small face, wearing a black beanie and a black sweater, sits at a wooden table, studying a blueprint. The blueprint features various sketches and diagrams in white on a blue background, including different shapes and lines.

Chip’s pulled jobs like this for years. He’s damn good at it, but the life’s worn thin. Getting by isn’t enough. The racket sustained him, but it isn’t sustainable. It’ll never give him any more than what he takes. It’s time. Build a boat. Sail the world. No more heists. Just this one last job, clean and calculated. This one’s not about survival. It’s about living.

8″ x 8″ Acrylic on Canvas

Highlight, Original Pastels, Pastels

Our Place in the Cosmos

Paul Woggy
A whimsical illustration of two anthropomorphic fox characters stargazing at night. One fox adult stands beside a telescope while a young fox looks through it, pointed towards the starry sky and a galaxy in the background. A campsite with a green tent and a campfire with two other foxes is visible in the foreground, set against a mountainous landscape.

Night’s quieter out here, kid. The desert listens and you can hear the universe. More stars come out than you’ve ever seen, going on forever. All those dots and feels like we’re just one of them. But take a closer look. That one dot’s really a thousand more, each a different colorful character. We’re all more than a mere speck in space. Every bit unique and we get to be a part of it.

14″ x 20″

Highlight, Original Pastels, Pastels

Soak in Every Last Ray

Paul Woggy
Two cartoon bears in swimwear relaxing on inner tubes in a river, with mountains and trees in the background during a sunset.

“It’s not lazy! It’s strategy!” Runa insisted. “It’s too hot to do anything anyway.” Dagny just laughed; she didn’t need convincing. Runa tapped a makeshift beat; water splash snare, inner tube bass. “There’s no need to fear the heat. Summer’s gone in just a beat. Seize the day, get off your feet. Reapply. Relax. Repeat.” Dagny one-upped the absurdity with a second verse, a game continuing well past dinner time. “It’s time to get out,” Runa reluctantly noted, triggering the game’s response in unison: ”One! More! Time!”

14″ x 20″ Pastel on Paper

Highlight, Original Pastels, Pastels

First Footfalls

Paul Woggy
Two cartoon rabbits wearing snow shoes, walking through a snowy landscape with mountains in the background. A wooden sign points to 'Swampy Lakes' and 'Sno-Park.' There is a cozy cabin with smoke rising from the chimney.

Making the first footsteps in fresh morning powder is an invigorating winter adventure. The only trail to follow is the one you left behind. With how much energy goes into the high knee trek and field navigation, finding new levels of inner calmness isn’t a benefit – it’s a requirement.

14″ x 20″ Pastel on Paper

Acrylics, Highlight, Original Acrylic

The Farmhands’ Workday

Paul Woggy
A cartoon-style illustration featuring a squirrel pushing a wheelbarrow filled with yellow lemons, while another anthropomorphic animal, a fox, works on a red tractor in a lush orchard under a blue sky with clouds.

We’re moving before the sun clocks in. Seedlings cry of thirst in the nursery. Big trees act mature, but they’re happier with a song and some tending. Soil’s stiff and wants turned, but that tractor’s got more moods than the rest of ‘em. Everyone wants a little love in their own way. When the sun clocks out, we’ll get ours over a cold lemonade and gin rummy.

32″ x 32″ Acrylic on Canvas

Acrylics, For Sale, Highlight, Original Acrylic

The Explorers: Beyond the Dream

Paul Woggy

They’ve never met, yet these industrious adventurers recognize each other immediately. The reflected wanderlust uncanny—recreation bordering on compulsion. The planning: meticulous. The journey: arduous. But the experience is transcendent. Living the dream is more than plans can imagine. They exchange tales in a wave—and create a new one that will travel with them forever.

26″x20″ Acrylic on Canvas

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