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Halloweenieeee

A quick little spooky print I made for HAAALLLLOOOWWEEENNNNN

Lake George

A painting I did for a family friend that recently got married. She grew up on Lake George, so I painted a scene of her front “yard”. So nice!
It was good practice for one day when I’m retired living in Cape Cod painting seascapes and cats!

Geodesss

For an upcoming project…

I did an illo for the Business section of the NY Times this past week. It was for an article about how administrative assistants take on a lot of the behind the scenes work at large companies, without the monetary compensation or recognition from their superiors.

Thanks Minh!

 

Bon Voyage Kitties Now for Sale!

Just listed my “Bon Voyage” cat lettered card on my Etsy shop-

Potato People

This past weekend I did an illustration for Seven Days for an article about a Stanford study that was done on the nutritional difference between organic and non-organic produce. Essentially the study found that there is no nutritional difference between the two but it doesn’t take into account the impact that pesticides have ecologically and health wise. So even though these 2 potatoes look exactly the same, the non-organic version is carrying around some potentially harmful baggage.

Thanks Diane!

Wedding Cats

Recently my cousin got married and I wanted to give her something special, so I painted a portrait of her “second love”, her cat Olive.

My dad also wanted to make something special for her so he brewed the newlyweds a beer and asked me to make the label for the bottles. I had a drawing that I did a few years ago that I thought would be a perfect representation of the two. She loves cats and he rides bikes, so this cat duo bike image totally encompasses their new life as a team, as well as their individual interests. 

Congrats again Gretchen and Stephen!

 

Shambhala Sun

Recently I did an illustration for Shambhala Sun magazine. It was for an article written by a British Jew who was wary about leading a Buddhist retreat in Germany due to the anti-German sentiment he had been exposed to for most of his life. The art director wanted to concentrate on the contrast between the 2 cultures of German and Chinese as a way to represent the conflict the author was feeling about traveling to a country he vowed to never visit. He ended up enjoying the experience and realized that he had been wrong about his preconceived notions all along.

Thanks Liza!

Running Uphill

A few weeks ago I did this illo for Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities, to accompany an article about the uphill battle of Nike stock.
Coincidentally, this past weekend I completed my second 5k this past weekend.