Key to the world

Closet Beastie's stash

I first introduced the beastie in this post. And this info from Charleen's web site:
"Closet Beastie Too, too young yet to stay put in his closet, Beastie pokes about nabbing the kids' trinkets as he goes. And like other curious young creatures, he explores his toes - and nose." He has an awful lot of junk in his belly pocket! More to come.

Closet Beastie

Here is Beastie with his finger puppet and whistles. More of his stash in a couple of days.

Little Pink Croccodile

Little green alien wants his ray gun back

The little green alien paid us a visit to get his ray gun back but I think the closet beastie, see his picture on this post, managed to keep it. At least it was still in his tummy pocket when I was rummaging around for more things to draw. Stay tuned for more of beastie's collection.

The Button King

This drawing is of a stuffed toy (which is probably not the right word) called Alpaca Rat, the button king which is a signed piece by Charleen Kinser. I also own a closet beast and a closet beastie as shown in the photo above. Since I am having trouble with ideas of things to draw, the contents of their pouches are next on my list.

From Charleen's web site:

Closet Beastie TooToo young yet to stay put in his closet, Beastie pokes about nabbing the kids' trinkets as he goes. And like other curious young creatures, he explores his toes - and nose.

Closet Beast IIFlustered at your presence, he watches your every move into his darkness. Although impressed with the goings and comings of shoes, the intensely private Closet Beast II contents himself with a "great" tie, a few found treasures, and the stubs of theater tickets.
Alpaca Rat, The Button King"Al", The Button King, is a wiley collector and an even wilier barterer. He's got his eye on Closet Beastie's spectacular belly button. Beastie, beware of rats bearing gifts.