I've got artwork in a P-Funk show in LA! If you can get to Meltdown Comics sometime between July 29th and August 7th, you're in for a treat. Dozens of artists created tributes to their favorite Parliment/Funkadelic records. 

I was reading about the Great Earthquake and Fire of 1906 in San Francisco and learned about celebrity-pet, Francis the Terrier. He became a symbol of rebirth and hope when he emerged from the rubble of the St. Francis Hotel five days after the disaster...

Here's a brief step-by-step post that shows my process in making a thermal-reactive pinback button.

One of my favorite things about contract illustration is that I never know what kind of job will pop up next. Sometimes it's a giant mural in a workshop full of creative geniuses. Sometimes it's a tshirt for a robotics company. This time around, it was a series of comic strips about the history of a native California bush.

I'm starting a brand new series of posts that describe how I work in Illustrator. Vector drawing programs like Illustrator allow you to create technically accurate lines and curves, flexible shapes, and digital artwork that's not dependent on pixel resolution.