Here’s a fun illustration I made for a twitter pal slash awesome architectural photographer whose black lab, Cooper, is a huge part of his life. A great guy (loves those NHL Capitals, and loves to argue over Ovechkin), and a great dog from what I hear. I enjoyed this one! And yes, apologies to Norman Bridwell (Clifford’s poppa) for borrowing the big dog concept.
A few weeks ago an old friend reconnected with me after dropping off the face of the planet for four years. Turns out, she’s been doing great and was getting married in Madison, WI. She wanted a unique gift for her husband to be, and decided to commission an illustration for him! I think it turned out great, and so did they! Congratulations to both of them 
…there’s Teela. Just wanted to balance out the testosterone with another drawing. I wish I was able to show you some of the great projects I’m working on right now, but I’m sworn to secrecy. This is just a fun exercise to keep my pencil loose. Well, stylus pen I suppose.
I grew up in the 80s. Cheesy sitcoms, knee-high tube socks, feathered haircuts, Reagan, and Saturday morning cartoons. Here’s my spin on (an apparently BALCO-enhanced) He-Man.
If ya think lawyers are scary now, you should’ve seen ‘em back in medieval times. read more
Ah yes. This was a t-shirt design I was commissioned to do for the Springfield Junior Blues a few years back. I was a junior in high school when this team was in its inaugural year in Springfield. I still chuckle when I think back to when we’d see some of those guys walking around with inverted mohawks after suffering their rookie initiations. They’re a fun team to watch play.
This was for a t-shirt design a few years ago. Goalies really are fun to draw. All of those huge pads, cool helmets, and crazy poses when they make saves (or miss, in this case) really offer up some prime illustration potential.
Here’s a fun little guy I created for an identity theft prevention flyer and poster. Vector art created in Illustrator.
“Draw a germ”, they said.
“Bacteria, fungi, archaea, or protists?,” I replied. “Or did you mean microscopic plants (called green algae) or animals such as plankton and the planarian?”
“…” read more
A poster done internally for a lecture series at Fellowes®, Inc. The company has a rich heritage and a diverse group of characters and mascots for their product lines. The idea here was to integrate all of them into a cohesive unit showing everyone taking notes. I drew myself into this one… green shirt? Pencil busily doodling in the margins of my notepad? And take a look. That bulldog is freaking intense!
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