Or maybe keep them cool and dry. I don’t remember now. So don’t hire me to take charge of your toxic wastes. I’m no longer an accurate source of information.
The Rain Comes Down
The educational posters were also meant to be used for brochures and pamphlets. Once the original art had been scanned we isolated individual images so they could be used as individual illustrations.
Rain Cycle Painting
This the original art for another planned Backyard Enterprises educational poster. As before, I did the pencil artwork and Jeff Swenson painted in the colors.
PCB Cycle, photoshopped
I’ve shown a scan of the original art for this image. This version has been adjusted and reoriented so it can include educational information. I’m pretty sure Backyard Enterprises got shut down before we got to that point.
The Independent Studio Strip, panel 3
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TGIF!
The Independent Studio Strip, panel 2
This is what happens when you let your back up server get too full. Fair warning.
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.
