posted: November 19, 2009

We can't let this Illustrators 52 love fest die so here are my pieces that have been accepted into this years show. I must say that I am as humbled as inspired by the support that the society has given to my work and all of the other Drawger work accepted.  Getting the call from Kate Feirtag and Tara Jacoby yesterday was very cool, thank you.

posted: November 17, 2009

Here are 2 new DVD educational titles that I illustrated for Lynda.com . Office 2008 for Mac: Small Business Projects & AutoCAD 2010. When I was growing up my parents encouraged us to study engineering or architecture but when I flunked out of college chemistry it became obvious that I couldn't hack the math and the folks accepted my path in art. The study of architecture has continued to be an interest so when art director Heather Stallings asked if I could create the cover for AutoCAD 2010, I jumped on. My other brothers listened to the folks and excelled in math with one currently the president of Anova Architects and the other, an electrical engineer and the 3rd, an investor in technology. Out of all of them, I'm the only one who looks good in a beret, so there!.

posted: November 11, 2009

Here are 2 new DVD titles that I illustrated for Lynda.com . Migrating from Windows XP to Windows 7 & Excel 2007: Introduction to Formulas and Functions.

posted: November 3, 2009

Here is a piece for the RubyConf 2009 November 19-21 2009, at the Embassy Suites Hotel at the San Francisco Airport.
Ruby, A dynamic, open source programming language with a focus on simplicity and productivity. It has an elegant syntax that is natural to read and easy to write.
The developers picked the red version, I liked the pop on the green version and I also like the Corrs version.