I drew this Christmas tree with a windmill for the star for a sustainable design-build company’s holiday card. The sun & sky are part of their logo, not drawn by me.

Some menu buttons from the old version of my website, showing a person in glasses recursively holding a comic book, an outhouse, a comic store / shop, and trees & hills.

Drawn for a coworker’s wedding; features the happy couple, man and woman, with love a-plenty (as well as pig and clam a-plenty, since they were having a pig roast and clam bake). Ah, marriage.

October 2006 events calendar cover for Flywheel, showing a jack-o-lantern person (maybe a pumpkin-headed scarecrow?) playing artist by painting a portrait of a ghost sitting on its former body (now dead). An essential part of any funeral!

August 2006 events calendar cover for Flywheel, showing a swarm of cartoon bees around a soda cup. They’re all ready for vacation, with suitcases and hats and musical instruments and such.

July 2006 events calendar cover for Flywheel, showing a microphone aimed at a firecracker. Talk about noise on a recording! Fireworks.

June 2006 events calendar cover for Flywheel, showing a happy cartoon octopus with diving goggles and a studded bracelet.

March 2006 events calendar cover for Flywheel, with imagery drawn from the month and it’s coming events: a combination lion / sheep with a box on its back containing a tree in a basket, maps, atlas, painting, owl, number sixes, a spider, and some other stuff. Yup, it’s spring.

February 2006 events calendar cover for Flywheel, showing a man and woman in the mountains at night standing by a fire and listening to music emitted by a large stone statue head.

Illustration for a San Francisco wine company’s ad campaign. I drew & colored the picture of the monster eating the man; all the text & layout are by the company (the bottom half with all the text is actually the back of the postcard). They requested something like my Monster Eating Child sketch, which they found in a Google search.

Drawn for the website of a group working to create a progressive charter school; unfortunately, they weren’t able to achieve their vision. We’ve got a young person in a sweater with an apple for education, and an interconnected world behind them.