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| Humorous illustration from even the most vexing of manuscripts. |
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| Here is a portfolio of illos combining loose line art with computer added color, for a newer, hepper, style. The humor sensibilities remain the same. |
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| Lately I've been called on to do illos based on my fine art watercolors. So I've tried to meld my love of vintage cartoons with a loose watercolor approach. Great for abstract concepts. |
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| A portfolio of personal paintings done in acrylic on wood panel.These painting for the most part are finished with crackle varnish that give them a antique jewel-like vibe. |
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| I'm not an animator, but I love designing characters for animation. |
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| Sketchbooks have been a part of my lifestyle for several decades. I have done enough of them to fill the trunk of an American-made luxury automobile and am workin on filling a small U-Haul. Here are a selection of cartoons, straight up, right out of the book. |
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| Here's a gallery of journalistic pieces and narratives. Sometimes I'm asked to go into the field and report on an event or occasion. Other times, to distill a complex narrative into a humorous and entertaining piece. Usually these assignments require working closely with editors and A.D.'s. Either way, I'm there with bells on. |
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| Here is a selection of color cartoons, that started out as rough sketchbook ideas, and were redrawn for use in my yearly calendar. |
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| I've always had a lot of fun with promotional postcards, either poking fun at the editor-art director-illustrator triangle or just poking fun at myself. Here are some highlights of that ongoing campaign. |
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| Proir to the change in the millenium, the medium for my personal work was watercolor. Since then I've shifted to doing acylics (see Painting portfolio). |
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| This is a little side project my Wife and I have. These designs are cut from heavy gauge 1/16 inch steel, finished with a marbled rust patina and protected with a clear coat. They replace standard issue wall switchplates, All designs are finished on both sides,so they can be flipped and are available with a small opening(standard light switch) or large opening(newer rocker switches). Screws included. |
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