The Eye Has It

Straight from the drawing board, here's a close-up of a watercolor-in-progress.

Mother on Board

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury.

Everything's Just Duckie

Here's an illustration that runs in this week's Seattle Weekly.

Cigar Man Walking

Here's a watercolor sketch from an aborted comic story I started last year.

There is Blood On the Water, My Captain

Here's another random panel from my new comic-in-progress.

Andrew Peachtree Meets the Brain-Eater

Here's the cover to a mini-comic I created back in the mid 1990s.

Unwelcome Feathers

Here's a cartoon gag panel I created for Nickelodeon Magazine.

Brawl and Chain

Here's another illustration that runs in this week's Seattle Weekly.

Twilight For the Kitty?

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury.

Where Are You Waltzing Off To?

Here's another of my “absurd short story” covers from the mid 1980s, now given the color treatment.

Rainbow Cracker

Here's an illustration that appears in this week's Seattle Weekly.

POW, A Landscape

Here's another random panel from my new comic-in-progress.

New American Boy

Here's the cover to a recent picture book proposal, based on a comic I created that first ran in the anthology, Roadstrips, published by Chronicle Books in 2005.

Paper Crush

Here's a caricature of Bill Gates, from this week's Seattle Weekly.

The Laughter Was Infectious

Here's another recently-colored panel from a mid 90s unpublished comic story.

He Loves His Fireworks

Here's this week's I Love Television illustration, as seen in the Portland Mercury.

A Presidential Parasite

Here's an illustration that appears in this week's Seattle Weekly, a picture that fulfills a lifelong ambition to one day draw a tapeworm dressed up as George Washington. Now I need a new dream.