posted: April 9, 2010

Jim Paillot inspired me to post my turtle in need of some tea and sympathy.

posted: March 1, 2010

Birthday Art for the wife's celebration of one more year where she wishes she lived in tht tropics.

Birthday Art for the wife's celebration of one more year where she wishes she lived in the tropics.

posted: March 4, 2009

Editor's Note: I screwed up the original post about these drawings accepted into the SI Annual Show.

posted: December 24, 2008

Peace Love and Hope for you all.

posted: October 20, 2008

For me, licensing illustration is a nice complement to commissioned illustration. Instead of a visual solution to another's editorial view or advertising angle, i get to think up new ways to wish one Happy Birthday. In our turbulent times, it is a relief to focus on less serious issues for a few days!
Happy Birthday to anyone who has one today...

posted: August 23, 2007

Two recent greeting cards for Great Arrow Greeting Cards. The design challenge is to limit the color to five, flat silk screened colors. The actual cards are a pleasure to look at as the colors have a richness that offset printing can't get close to. Also, the cards have wonderful  'print shop' smell that I think I am getting addicted to.
 Click here to view all of my cards with GA,

posted: December 15, 2006

Mixed religion households present a unique challange for greeting cards at this time of year.

posted: November 8, 2006

How birds migrate is still a mystery. Do they navigate thousands of miles by orienting themselves by the sun and stars? Do they detect and follow the longitudinal lines of earth's magnetic fields? Or do they google Mapquest?

posted: November 1, 2006

posted: October 20, 2006

I haven't seen a monkey around here in a while, so here you go. I heard from one of my Greeting Card companies that this monkey is swinging off the shelf. Monkeys rule!