Good news!  My book "Sheila Says We're Weird" has just won a Skipping Stones Honor Award from Skipping Stones Magazine, a multicultural publication for children.  This is it's second award.  I'm so proud that the book is doing so well, which is mostly due to the wonderful author, Ruth Ann Smalley and our publisher, Tilbury House, Publishers.  Congratulations and thank you to everyone that worked on the project!

"Honoring books that promote an understanding of cultures, cultivate cooperation and encourage a deeper understanding of the world's diversity, ecological richness, respect for multiple viewpoints and close relationships within human societies." 

 ISBN 978-0-88448-326-7

TilburyHouse.com

My latest book "Sheila Says We're Weird" has won a Moonbeam Children's Book Award.  I can officially call myself an award winning artist.

"Celebrating youthful curiosity, discovery and learning through books and reading." 

ISBN 978-0-88448-326-7
TilburyHouse.com

Illustration for young reader ed book.

I like this illo.  I'm not asked to show subtle sadness/disappointment very often.

Highlights Founder's Workshop - "Butler in Spring"

Every spring my tricolor border collie turns completely brown down in the swampy waters that feed into the Mississippi.  Happy feet!

Butler in Winter

Pen on typing paper. Board stiff.

Had some time on my hands, some typing paper in my bag and a fountain pen. I might expand on the dog theme. Butler is a very talented creature.

In Love

A new piece.

Bunny with Turds

Butler's first day home.

To whomever this picture is copyrighted to, thanks. And thanks to Patrick for the lift on a crappy day.

Here we are again. Yeah, PBAA!

Some fellow PBAAer's. I was in the loo I guess.

We're too sexy for this ranch.

Laura Jacobsen and myself. Let's hear it for Cabin #9!

Barry Gott and myself (I'm the one in the red.)