I’ll be here. Hope you will too!

I have an interview up on the Threadless website, and a submission right now for one of their contests!

I have a new interview up at Design Taxi! Design Taxi is a great site with lots of interviews and information about artists from all over the world. It was a fun interview with many new questions. If you’d like to read it, just click here.

I’m thrilled to be a judge for this year’s 3×3 annual! I will be judging the newly added children’s book category alongside editor Christiane Germain, editorial director Paula Wiseman, art director Sara Reynolds and illustrators Adam McCauley and Guido Pigni.

There are many categories in which to enter, and the entry fee is the most reasonable around. Entries must be postmarked by March 2, 2007, so link here for an entry form and a chance to be included in the lovely winners’ annual.
I happen to have every beautiful issue of 3×3 magazine, and if you are into illustrators and art, I think you should have every issue too.

I have been included in the latest issue of the online international magazine, Neo Collective, which is now online! They feature photographers and artists, and have found some really great emerging talents. Browse through the most recent issue #15 to see my profile, or browse previous versions to find new artists from all around the world. http://www.neocollective.com

I have an image in the newest Spectrum Annual! My piece “Molly” was a part of an online collaborative graphic novel called The Can, started by Jeffrey Brown.

The Forest in the Hallway has hit the shelves! Written by Gordon Smith, this story takes the reader on a fantasy adventure and is a fun read for all ages. I had the wonderful opportunity to illustrate the cover, and I must say that it was the most fun I’ve had on the job.

This image that I created for the cover was also selected as the Gold Award winner in this year’s Los Angeles Society of Illustrators annual competition in the category of Children’s Publishing!

I’ve loved Klutz books since I was a little kid. They taught me Card Tricks, Crafts, and how to juggle (in theory.) Now my art is a part of one. Last year I designed an alphabet for this fun lettering book for kids, and you can now find it at your local bookstore. It was a nice break from the daily routine, and I had to chance to color with markers and colored pencils again. Below is my lowercase alphabet based on the theme “Bloom”. Also included in the book are my uppercase alphabet and dingbats, along with alphabets from other artists.

I created this holiday card for the Red Cross with the theme “hope”. It is now available for purchase along with cards from two other artists at the Red Cross website. Support the Red Cross and get your holiday cards too. They are $10 for 12 cards at the Red Cross online shop.

I will be in Chicago September 16th and 17th for the Renegade Craft Fair. I’ll be there with prints and buttons and some new items not yet in my online store. If you are local to Chicago, stop at my booth and say hello!