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Recent Blog Posts

My Apple Confession

I have never owned an Apple product. I have used several. I used the Apple2 in the summer of 1986 at a school program. I used several Macintosh computers in the computer labs during art school between the years of 1993-1997. One of my college roommates owned one during that time and I played Myst [...]

Photoshop technique

I’m working on a photoshop technique where I add textures to flatted line drawings. I know, I know. What wonderful jargon I use. This is a pencil drawing that I did back in 1996. My friend Corey Miller and I were at a coffee house in Indianapolis. I sketched him while he was reading. I [...]

How to NOT kill yourself.

My friend Alice wrote an e-book about ways for the suicidal to avoid suicide. I am a strong advocate of living as I believe death is the ultimate perversion of our God given purpose on earth. Alice allowed me to illustrate and format the book. Here are a few of the illustrations. If you wish [...]

The Theory of Rudy

During college, I was a printmaking major. I spent a lot of time doing woodcuts, monotypes, and etching. I took one semester of Lithography. Even though I loved lithography, I didn’t pursue it because of how impractical it was. The best lithographs were produced on huge slabs of limestone. This wasn’t just any limestone, either. [...]

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