WildWorx: The Feral Art Archive

Ephemeral works roaming wild open spaces, by Mrs. Raines

Fang Girl
Ghost Worx · 2025
Fan favorite rocks McCook’s  beach sidewalk in East Lyme, CT.

Wild grapes teach young to stalk their favorite snack, Demon Ostrich in Autumn Plumage…a delicacy world-wide
WildWorx · 2025
A fitting WildWorx title that rolls off the tongue. Relish at Hartman Park, Lyme, CT picnic area.

Congregation
Wild·Inside · 2026
A temporary arrangement.

Facing Decay
GhostWorx · 2026
Like many Worx, this one made itself. This giant white polyphore fiend haunts the mist on the white trail at Champlain Open Space, Old Lyme, CT.

Blue Noctuid in Sun
Wild·Inside · 2025
Nocturnal guardian feels sunshine for the first – and last – time before assuming evening duties.

Saber-toothed Pac People
GhostWorx · 2026
Obsessed. Hungry.

Rocq Morphnificent á la Tusks
GhostWorx · 2025
Is she smiling, or did those fangs forget which way to grow?

The Forest Remembers
WildWorx · 2026
Out for a hike with not a thought for Worqing, she stirred a memory. Champlain Open Space, Old Lyme, CT

Shark-Cat-Dog (say it fast) with Pink and Yellow Spots
WildWorx · 2025
Worn as sunhat by beachgoer.
Much obliged to my youngest interns at 2 and 3 years of age. Soundview, Old Lyme, CT

Forest Enchantress
WildWorx · 2025
Leafy deets, big magic. A furry friend enjoys the drama.

Barber’s Nightmare
WildWorx · 2025
In need of an express shave, trim and antler sharpening. Great way to get the kids off the couch and into the fresh pollen and leaf mold.

Deep Sea Darlings
GhostWorx · 2025
Hooking up…at last…with tide-mates floating on the same wave. On stage at renowned singles’ hot spot Elys Ferry beach, Lyme, CT.

Cat Call
Wild·Inside · 2025
A feral voicemail of leaves, lichen, and microfeline gossip for those who listen.

Electra Granitehands Sports Leopard
WildWorx · 2025
An animal-friendly leopard-spotted “skirt” blends nature and motion into a gorgeous autumnal catwalk. Lyme, CT

Stitches
GhostWorx · 2025

The Purranormal Heart
WildWorx · 2025
A feral forest familiar. Assembled itself from berries, ferns, and wishful thinking, all without knocking anything over.

Stare
WildWorx · 2025
A possum climbed our deck rail, and played it cool when hubby went to check on her.

Run
But only after 8 or 10 minutes of Stare.
WildWorx · 2025

Great Haired Owlet
WildWorx · 2025
Ready to bounce the coop…at Rocky Neck State Park, CT. Find her before she flies.

Toothy
WildWorx · 2025
How simply a WildWorq may grow. Don’t think, just forage and fixate. Easy and magical for the little ones. Rocky Neck State Park.

Flame-throwing Chicken Horse with Really Great Hair
WildWorx · 2025
Fantasy friend tickles – and torches – viewers at Harkness Park beach. Catch it before pollinators devour the flowers.

Queen Attack
WildWorx · 2025

Two Heads are Better Than One
…especially if you plan on running with scissors.
WildWorx · 2025

The Pine Dove
GhostWorx · 2025
A new avian species, birthed by WildWorx artist Mrs. Raines. Fly on over to Town Woods Park, Lyme, CT for a viewing.