Ever since Shark took that one class at the Corpus Christi Art Center, he'd been exploring abstract art.  "I don't want to discourage your creativity," said Norman sputtered, "but you really need to warn me when you're working."  "I DID warn you!" exclaimed Shark.  "It's not MY fault you didn't see my caution sign!"  Norman sighed.  It was true.  "Look at the bright side," said Shark.  "Now you're preserved for posterity in my art!  I think I shall call this one 'Hedgehog's Search For Meaning.'"  "You ought to call it 'Hedgehog's Search For a Towel,'" Norman retorted, and went off in search of a means to clean the paint out of his quills.

This painting is water color and pen and ink on watercolor paper.  It has been framed and matted under glass to approximately 8" x 10".  PLEASE NOTE: IT GLOWS UNDER ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT!