This abstract suggests pottery on seabed with make-believe vegetation and unknown light source. 

With two eyes to work with the rest fell into place with a few brush strokes of acrylic. 

This happy fellow is ready and willing to be your perfect paper weight. He weighs about 5 ounces. 

I believe this fellow was an Aztec warrior. He weighs about a pound. 

The unusual skin of this creature and his gentle smile would attract anyone's attention. 

This little monster was easy to recognize. It took little paint to clarify his features. He's signed, named and dated on the other side and weighs less than two pounds. 

This rock which was face up in the dry branch was clearly a monkey. It took very little acrylic to make him really speak. He weighs about two pounds, is signed by the artist, named and dated on the back side. 

The artist found this mean-spirited piece of stone lying among a pile of pebbles in a dry branch. He's signed, named and dated on the bottom and he weighs about one and a half pounds. 

With the help of Mother Nature, the artist breathed life into this gentle little stone. 

With several touches with acrylic paint this rock came alive. He weighs about one and a half pounds and is signed, named and dated on the backside. 

This good-natured fellow is the product of Mother Nature and an artist with a ready brush loaded with paint. He's signed, named and dated on the bottom and he weights about 2.5 pounds. 

The mouth was perfect for an old geezer. Several touches with acrylic paint and he's a natural. He weighs about one pound, is signed, named and dated on the back. 

All that was needed to make this Cyclops compete was a bit of paint on the natural eye and the teeth. He is signed by the artist and weighs less than three pounds. 

This little rock was a natural for a dreamy-eyed fellow, in love with the beautiful Jeanie. He's signed by the artist and weighs about two and a half pounds. 

This fellow's face is made of beautiful angles which took few strokes to bring out his personality. He is signed by the artist and he weighs about seven pounds.