One of my illustrations done for the Chaoyue workbook. The character in the small story has traveled from rural China to the big city of Shanghai for an exciting trip and life experience. Here he is enjoying the view of their fantastic skyline!
Hands down, my favorite Egyptian god is Thoth, so I have this fondness for ibises. I enjoy drawing them in most forms, including the Facebook app, Graffiti!
A scene I illustrated for a textbook. The chapter was pretty depressing and all about waste and pollution and the general destruction of the planet. NO FUN.
Once upon a time there was a stray bassett hound. I took care of him for an afternoon before turning him over to a no-kill bassett hound rescue shelter. I decided to draw a bunch of pictures of him because he was the best pal for that day.
I take commissions and in this instance, I was asked by this lady to draw this fellow she knows all in a laundry basket with a duckling. She got pretty specific about what she wanted, and she specified she wanted it done in MS Paint.
This here is a panel of a four page comic I made this time about a scientist who seeks revenge on his detractors by creating a dragon, lopping off its head, and replacing his arm with that dragon head. Things do not go well from there.
"Owl against crocodile" This is an illustration for a worksheet that was used in Argentina to teach English to children. They were learning animal vocabulary words as well as the prepositions.
In lesson six of the summer textbook, Our World, the characters are having a day trip to the Moon. Here, Chang'e offers a little girl some cake and ice cream. The little girl is suitably excited.
I think Fat Cat is dealing with Spectral Kitty rather admirably. But perhaps the presence of kibble gives him bravery. No one gets his food, not even ghosts.
Here is a somewhat crummy capture of an otherwise pleasant acrylic painting of a bird. The canvas was a twelve inch square, and in person it is more vivid with clearer detail - but I think you can get a taste of it here anyway.
A chestnut horse is done up in harness. It has a roached mane. This was on a 12 x 17 " piece of Bristol Board, if I am not mistaken, and is now framed and hanging on a wall somewhere in the state of Kentucky.