Monthly Archives: August 2013
In His Own Defense
Andrew Wolfenson’s first book, “In His Own Defense” is an international action mystery. The lawyer who tangles with a Brazilian femme fatale and follows her to Rio to clear his name is nothing like the law-abiding family-loving lawyer who wrote … Continue reading
Menopausal Woman of the Corn
Linda Seccaspina’s first book, “Menopausal Woman from the Corn” is funny, sad, and quirky — all delivered in short bursts of energetic muse. I do not color my hair, nor will I ever choose to do so, and I know … Continue reading
Tattoo Style
This was my submission for the 2013 Hamilton Dove Festival t-shirt.
Ayn Rand Joke
When Stephen Colbert made a Valentine’s Day joke at Ayn Rand’s expense, I decided to illustrate it. I found an old photo of Ayn, added sketch details and some funky colors, then typeset the “poem.” Just for giggles.
Cowensville High School Misremembered
Linda Seccaspina’s third book was a collaboration with her fellow bloggers, gathered over time, edited and published, with proceeds going toward the anti-bullying campaign in the high school where all these memories started. I was given a few photos, the … Continue reading
Killer of Angels
Kenneth Sibbett’s first novel, “Killer of Angels” deals with a psychotic murderer. My cover design shows a handsome fellow, little angel children reflected in his sunglasses. Even though the subject matter is gruesome, it feels like this illustration was able … Continue reading
Sister is Found!
Months after my purchase of old photos at the Homestead in Hico, I returned, and picked up a few more faded cards. Imagine my surprise when the girl who emerged appears to be the sister of the one I call, … Continue reading
Girl and Chair
Not long ago, I visited the Homestead in Hico, Texas. I was happy to come back to my shop with a handful of photographs. I particularly like to find photos of faces, taken in natural settings with ambient light. To … Continue reading