Monthly Archives: October 2009

Tag Team Photo Restoration

This is a cousin’s photograph that has seen some better days. I’m not sure how it ended up torn and missing the top, but Tina and I decided to provide some digital TLC. I scanned it in and both Tina … Continue reading

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Monkey Seeks Wisdom

Read the new installment of Monkey & Bird at CO2 Comics!

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Bell Man & Beverage Boy

This is another fun idea that never quite made it. Back in the late ’80s, early ’90s I was working with a couple of guys trying to dig up freelance clients in need of graphic design and/or illustration. We were … Continue reading

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The Modern Prometheus

  Sometimes I do sketches that I keep meaning to chase down again. This version of the Frankenstein Monster is among them. I was working on a company Christmas card that I wasn’t really enthusiastic about, and this fellow kept … Continue reading

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Ceau – A Needle Pulling Thread

Tina Garceau’s latest creation is a handmade quilt for newly arrived, great-nephew Charles IV.

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Bird and the City

It’s brunch in the jungle, and Sylvia the Bird is letting her feathers down with the girls. Check out the latest installment of Monkey & Bird at CO2 Comics.

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Vampire/Rat Man

Another pen and ink doodle from the mid-80s. Technical pens were my weapon of choice at the time.

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Room With a View

View from a window in Amsterdam.

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Visual Metaphor

This is another in a long series of Visual Metaphors I do for a client who coaches executives. They are all usually a three panel progression showing where the subject was, where he or she is now, and where they … Continue reading

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