My Sister is My Best Friend

My second undertaking with Guardian Angel Publishing came out when I was home in the States so I haven't had a chance to post about it until now but here it is!!

My Sister is My Best Friend is written by Nicole Weaver in not only English but French and Spanish too.

The only bummer is my old website which I, in all of my brilliance, deleted is still listed in my bio.  I didn't see the mistake in time to fix it so anyone who might go look for the website will get nothing but not much I can do about it now.

Anyhoo, I am very excited to have another completed book on the shelves!! 

Anyone who is interested can grab a copy at Amazon HERE  or direct from Guardian Angel Publishing HERE

Next on the horizon for 2012 is Elliott & Anastacia.  Yay for Koalas!!!

The Moustache Man

A little ditty for my friend, Joe's birthday present. Of course by the time I had finished the drawing he had shaved off his moustache.

Alice in Wonderland paragraph 461

The Hatter looked at the March Hare, who had followed him into

the court, arm-in-arm with the Dormouse.

`Fourteenth of March, Ithink it was,' he said.

`Fifteenth,' said the March Hare.
`Sixteenth,' added the Dormouse.

To scroll through the illustrations for the "What is the Use of a Book Without Pictures?" project click HERE

Fishy Doodles

Just some underwater sea creature fun.



'Tis the Season

My friend, Chris Hamm and I have started another blog looking into some of the darker Christmas traditions coming mostly out of Europe.  Fun stuff to draw!!

'Tis The Season

Envelope of the Spooky Variety

Since it's October I figured I would do a little Halloween / Dia de los Muertos inspired envelope for the Omnibus competition.  I hope the editor doesn't take offence to her name on a tombstone. Hmmmmm??

Ah well, too late now.

Alice in Wonderland paragraph 426

Project:
With 'What is the Use of a Book without Pictures?', each paragraph of 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' will be given a full page of artwork, and were that not enough, we will then create additional pages to fill-in any missing story elements and help transition the viewer from the events in one piece to the next. The result will be a 500-1000+ piece collection which will cover the entire story without a single word of text.

Paragraph 426

`Well, I never heard it before,' said the Mock Turtle; `but it
sounds uncommon nonsense.'