Cartoon of a woman entering a house and seeing her sloppily dressed significan other. She says, “Boy! I only have to be gone a few days for you to revert back to the wild!”
Here’s a rough right out of my sketchbook
My wife and son come back from an extended trip today. I’m hoping she doesn’t think I converted the house to a hermit’s hut. At least I’ve put away my buffalo cap and bermuda shorts. That should help tidy up the place.
I just updated my portfolio page. I’ve included books I have designed but not necessarily illustrated. One of them I am particularly proud of is The Princess and the Kiss: The Three Gifts of Christmas. It was a finalist for the IBPA Benjamin Franklin Award in 2010. It was nominated for Interior Design, Children’s/Young Adult category.
All the books in this category are available through Warner Press.
Illustration for a curriculum activity. I drew these figures for the story of Jesus and the storm. Based on John 6:16-21; Matthew 14:22-36
I drew this activity a couple of years ago. It was fun working on this one. I imagined how the kids would act out the story as one child would “rock” the ocean and another child would add voices to the scared disciples. I’ve always admired Peter’s chutzpah in this story too!
Cartoon of two boys and a monster dog. One boy says, “Like my new dog? I got him from some guy named ‘Frankenstein.'”
Cartoon of two babies. One says, “My first birthday is next week. Talk about pressure!”
There are lots of birthdays in my family this time of year. I don’t know how we planned multiple generations to have summer birthdays, but I’ll take them. I much rather eat ice cream with my cake in the summer instead of the dead of winter. No pressure for you winter birthday people. I’ll eat the ice cream in January too, if prodded.