Writers (and illustrators!!) for the Red Cross

by admin on March 22, 2011

Here’s a great new post by one of my new friends (we just met in January!) and fellow illustrator Debbi Ridpath Ohi. She’s a one-woman writing, illustrating and blogging FORCE and now she’s using her SPARE TIME to get involved with some of the Red Cross effort to benefit the victims of Japan. Check this out:

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Ruby Green

by admin on March 1, 2011

So this new story I’m working on is about a little girl, an artsy little misfit in her community, who provides the only color in the book… until the end, when the others realize her potential and they join her in her technicolor world.

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How did that happen?

by admin on February 24, 2011

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All in bed together…

February 7, 2011

So the AIGA is planning to have a special event with Pentagram’s Michael Gericke called “Distilling Design.” The day after that, they’re opening up a special event to only 10 people to have a “morning after” breakfast with Mr. Gericke. I was asked to do an illustration to promote it, and I just loved the [...]

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“Astrojammies” on WUWM Lake Effect!

February 4, 2011

Earlier this week I was interviewed on WUWM’s morning radio talk show “Lake Effect.” It was a great experience as the host, Stephanie Lecci, asked a good number of interesting and pertinent questions about the nature of interactive books and reading. I also was given the opportunity to brag about my wonderful team, notably: Steve [...]

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Review: “Wisconsin Moderns” in today’s Journal-Sentinel

November 7, 2010

Please be sure to grab a copy of today’s Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel to read my review of Dean Jensen’s show, Wisconsin Moderns. If you want to save time and paper, you may read it here online. More importantly, get out to the gallery and see the show!

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Skeletons

October 31, 2010

George Bernard Shaw once said, “If you cannot get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance.”

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