Much of my artwork is meant to combine and juxtapose the colorful hallmarks of our childhood against the serious, often overwhelming challenges of our adult lives. In this piece, I take a break from those more serious themes and run with an idea given to me by an eight-year-old student of mine—specifically, “What goes on in a world where dragons poop rainbows?”
 
The landscape is decorated with those whimsical imaginings of children that seem so real and tangible to their developing minds, with everything from a unicorn and narwhal becoming best friends to a knight riding a cow (who is, in turn, riding a flying carpet).
 
If art is meant to convey a message, then this piece says, “Let’s take a minute to relax and be a little silly.