Dear Josh, So, I promised myself that I’d make a top-ten list this year commemorating my favorite things of 2010. I’m a little behind. Let’s start off the list (counting down) with an obvious favorite, the ultra-sundae:

The title of this post is my motto for the upcoming year. Hope you’re as inspired as I am! Me in 2012. Me, again, in 2012.

Despite the fact that it was 69 degrees a day ago, I’m feeling suspiciously in the Christmas spirit and productive thanks to Prozac! I had been mulling over the idea of actually producing a (gasp) printed holiday card this year … Continue reading →

So, it’s been a while…but things have, in fact, been happening! It’s nearing the end of autumn, but I’ve been surrounded by pumpkin-related things, mostly because I recently finished the official poster for MCT’s production of Cinderella: It really is … Continue reading →

Finally! A chance to use steampunk appropriately (also, a personal dream of mine)! Stay tuned for more! Type credit: Mrs. Eaves

[I just realized that I've been using "Illustration" as both a Category and a Tag. Josh, how do you feel about this?] I’ve blogged (ugh) about my recent Les Miserables project in collaboration with the wonderful Miami Childrens Theater. Not … Continue reading →

Few things are worse than trying to track down and populate the content of a website, am I right? I’m currently scrounging around old hard drives for work to add to my design portfolio site (a.k.a: NOT this one) and … Continue reading →

Remember that post about a ribbonfish a few weeks ago? Well, I swear it was relevant! I did another poster for the Miami Childrens Theater’s upcoming production of Les Misérables. I’ll be executing four unique posters inspired by the storyline … Continue reading →

Rarely do I reference my career path as a graphic designer. This is mainly because the work I produce or oversee has little to do with my aesthetic as an illustrator—sometimes, it’s good to keep these things separate. Lately, I’ve … Continue reading →

Classic exercise in technical execution and insanity: I apparently can’t draw ribbons, but must learn how for another project I’m working on. So, I made this: It would be even funnier if it were a sea creature. I apparently can’t … Continue reading →