Interesting human buffett

I came across a book full of old photos. I'm a sucker for unique human features and the everyday people that become historical novelty. I tried a number of approaches and just let whatever came to mind interpret the images.

Seniors know technology, too

the developer

A new comic strip to burn the carbon out... more to come.

How Baby Boomers interpret modern terminology

Blogging
I.P. Addresses

Electronic Footprint

Looking through Facebook
Data Cloud

Songs made cliché by overuse...

Dreaming of Retirement

Anatomy of a Rush deadline illustration

A lot of times, there are only a few hours to get something conceptualized and out the door. Here was one from today that I was pretty happy about... all things considered. To me, the trick is having a staple of solutions that are efficient, expressive and non-filtery.'

Here is the rough pencil drawing, and the grey scale magic of Photoshop.

Editorial / Do you love your job enough to marry it?

Obama / Science teacher

Editorial spot illo...

Rent to Own / The Hidden Monster House

One hour deadline- The joys of a job furlough

When you get diet-fired for a little while. Time off to think about still having a job on your unpaid vacation....

Working from Home

Russian Couple

This image came my way while rummaging through Flickr. I've been wanting to illustrate and old guy playing the accordion. My muse has been telling to dig in more and find a new visual challenge. Letting my linework take a casual walk around the piece has been gratifying. Enjoy...

Anti-Artschool session

It was very cool to see such a huge turnout tonight. It was especially cool to have Steve "The Dude" Rude stop in.

Jumping over road blocks to get a job

Overcrowded Classrooms

The Horrors on the Web

Barry Goldwater portraits

I thought that the 60's Illustration style would be appropriate for these...

Deciphering the GOP election strategy

with apologies to Norm.

The Big Two... well, the 'two' anyway. When I see them, I have a number two

I can't say that, as of yet, I feel very solid with my watercolor/serious portrait stuff

but I had to do the job...

so once again, I illustrate above my pay-grade.