I’ve been a professional illustrator and cartoonist since around 1980, when I began illustrating Sunday School magazines for children. Then I became an advertising artist and designer, and then I retired to become a Famous Fine Artist making tons of money. I am still working on that.

In 1991 I made my first reluctant venture into digital art, which was just entering the mainstream. I had always resisted this medium as a tool of the Dark Lord, but I reconsidered when I realized that I was pretty good at it. I was ruining a lot of shirts with ink and paint, anyway.

Today I sell my art in the form of museum-quality giclees for homes and businesses. A giclee is simply a quality inkjet print, but somehow it sounds more artistic to say it in French. Order on paper or canvas, with or without a mat or frame.

I have well over 2,000 giclees available in open editions, and the variety of styles and subjects is—well, let’s say that I have something for just about everyone: landscapes, still lifes, figures, posters, illustrations, portraits, abstracts, cartoons and even a few collaborations with artificial intelligence. It’s an all-you-can-eat buffet of digital beauty.

Come on over and ask for free coffee. You won’t get any, but you can ask.