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30 Mar

Posted at 10:10h in Uncategorized

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIjm6Z5PNzE Quarantine Sale! Regular price $60, now only $45! Now might be the perfect time to strengthen your portfolio. I'm launching something new to help. Whether you're a student or pro I'll spend 30 minutes one-on-one with you going over your work and giving feedback and tips. You can also pick my brain about freelancing or ask me anything you'd like about drawing,...

19 Mar

Posted at 14:08h in Uncategorized

(A doodle from my sketchbook archives.) The caronavirus has thrown a lot of us off-balance. As the owner of my own studio I've been working from home for over two decades. Suddenly some of you may be finding yourselves working from home too. I thought I'd share a few "pro tips" that might make your quarantine adventure go a little easier: 1....

24 Dec

Posted at 12:16h in Uncategorized

The holidays have been so crazy that I almost forgot to post this! Earlier this year I was hired by Kid Stuff Marketing to illustrate a haunted house flashlight find for Halloween. They liked it enough to hire me to do a second one with a Christmas theme. These are simple but very clever toys. My kids think they are super...

19 Dec

Posted at 14:57h in Uncategorized

2019 was another busy year for my illustration studio! I got to work on a lot of fun projects including: PACKAGING ART I illustrated packaging for• Hasbro's Little Big Bites• Weegos Toys• "Country Critters" bags and placemats for KidStuff Marketing. TOY DESIGN • Designed plush hoodie toys for Ontel Products• Concepted some vehicles for The Smiley Company• llustrated a fun Halloween Toy for KidStuff Marketing I was also finally able to reveal some toy designs...

04 Dec

Posted at 15:05h in Uncategorized

It's been over a year since I've updated my PDF portfolio with a some new samples. This free download contains twelve pages of humorous illustration, toy design, concept art, and webcomics. I've included work created for Disney, Hasbro, Cocoa Puffs, GoGurt, and more! Download a copy to keep on file, take to a meeting, or email to a client or colleague. [button...

15 Oct

Posted at 16:11h in Uncategorized

Three weeks ago I started posting my webcomics on TikTok as an experiment, just to see what would happen. After nineteen days I had more followers on TikTok than I had amassed on either Twitter or Facebook, despite being on both of those "legacy" platforms for over a decade. Then yesterday I shared a cartoon that blew up. When I...