Illustrations
Did you know that it's a thing at RV parks to trade business cards with info about your RV/trailer? Did you also know that my in-laws are absolute legends at those same parks for carrying this business card I made for them? That's their GMC Sierra with two kayaks, towing a Rockwood Ultralite, just BLASTING though the Arizona Desert. Not seen here: the printed cards' vehicles' windows glint in the sun. Tools used: Illustrator. InDesign
Front and back of card. Identifying information changed because they probably don't know you. Tools used: Illustrator, InDesign.
Camp Critter #1. Quite possibly the most ambitious project I ever took on. Looking at it in 2026, there are some changes I'd make, but this is much better than I remember being back then. I was trying SO HARD to prove to myself that I was an illustrator. Tools used: Photoshop.
The best character I ever drew. Tools used: Photoshop.
mustachioed_cyclops_jackalope_mounted_head_looking_smug_and_smoking_a_pipe_and_wearing_a_cravat_final_2.png Tools used: Photoshop.
In an effort to retcon reality, I invented a local mascot for my sleepy little suburb. I drew inspiration from Schoolhouse Rock on this one. Cooper Black and an ugly, hard-to-read logo really sell 1970s for me. Please notice that the color of his hands and belly does not match the color of his face and ears. "Why, that's not a gorilla at all! That's a man in a gorilla SUIT!" I printed out posters and hung them up around Tukwila. Tools used: Photoshop, InDesign.
A spread from 'Humperdink the Forgetful Dinosaur', a book my wife and I wrote for our sweet nephew. Tools used: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign