Here’s a link to a children’s book project, “You Can’t Move an Elephant in One Day” by author Nicolle Brazil that I had the pleasure to illustrate. The book is available on CreateSpace.com and Amazon.com.

Here’s a recent Christmas card that I designed for one of my college fraternity brothers and his family. I’ve illustrated several of these types of festive caricature holiday cards over the last few years.

Recently worked with the Rose Building Undergraduate Diversity (ROSE-BUD) program and redesigned their “lightning bolt” logo.

Save the date! Here’s a flyer that I designed for the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.’s (Kappa Phi Lambda, Columbia, MD) MLK King Breakfast in Baltimore on January 8, 2012.

Here’s a caricature for a recently engaged couple. They’re going to use the artwork for their wedding planning web site. Each year I illustrate funny caricatures at wedding receptions, but this was a first-time for a wedding planning online site.

Had the opportunity to illustrate some oversized caricatures for my building’s child care center. The shown kids are heading to kindergarten in the Fall.

After 25 years, Oprah Winfrey is leaving daytime TV. She’s a great role model for all types of people and helped so many people with her words of wisdom. Yet, here’s a recent conversation I overheard, so I’m paraphrasing it for my Harambee Hills cartoon.

Just learned the Mother’s Day (May 8, 2011) Edition of Harambee Hills, the comic strip I co-created with my wife made the “Editor’s Pick” section on GoComics.com. Thank you editors! http://www.comicssherpa.com/site/home.html?list=choice

I had a great opportunity to illustrate four Mt. Hebron High School graduating seniors from photographs. I illustrated the young ladies in pencil, then scanned the images. I completed the art and coloring in Illustrator and Photoshop.

In 2010, I illustrated a comic book inspired by the real-life adventures of the scientist, Nikola Tesla for the American Physical Society for its blog PhysicsCentral: Buzz Blog.