Like Maurice Sendak before him, the wilds of local painter and illustrator Ferris Plock's imagination are populated by beasts with exaggerated features and human characteristics. He keeps the devils in the details, and his surreal creatures with oversized eyes and canines are more cartoonish than nightmarish. The sharp lines and swirls that embellish his images — and those of Kelly Tunstall, his talented wife, with whom he often collaborates — turn galleries into jungles of animated artistry.