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The Independent Studio Strip, panel 1
This is the first panel of the strip I drew in 2002 focusing on the problems of small to medium sized independent creative studios. The art on this strip never got to the inked stage.
Walk A Mile 2
And here is a second illustration I contributed to the Walk A Mile newsletter.
Walk a Mile 1
Nizzibet worked for a program called Walk-A-Mile and, as part of her many other duties, wrote a newsletter. This was an illustration she had me do to liven up the text.
The Eternal Cycle
Another informational poster design for Backyard Enterprises. As before, I did the pencil artwork and Jeff Swenson painted the colors.
PCBs and Doom
Aside from area rugs Backyard Enterprises planned to create informational posters. This dealt with the hazards of PCBs. I did the original pencil artwork and then Jeff Swenson painted it. With real paints.
Buster the Scarecrow
A pre-Oz Squad version of the Scarecrow done in 2000 or 2001. The idea was that he’d come to America and become a jazz musician playing trumpet and sax. I thought the idea of a guy with a painted on mouth who didn’t breath playing wind instruments was funny.
Come Back Next Year!
It worked out that that there was a blank spot at the end of the 2002 Wondercon program book. I was asked to do an illustration to fill the space.
Wondercon CBLDF Illustration
This illustration was done for a page describing the activities and membership of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund in the 2002 Wondercon program book.
Wondercon Page Florish
In 2002 Labor of Love was commissioned to design the Wondercon program book. Jason did all the design work and I contributed a few illustrations to spice up otherwise dull parts of the pages.
