work in action

I was recently informed one of my illustrations over on iStock is featured prominently on the report "How Your Contracts Turn Your Business Into a Litigator's Chew Toy." The illustration used was my "Government Dog Agents" image which is still available over in my iStock portfolio.

Several months ago for a freelance job, I designed a doctor character for a group called CampDoc. I have seen the image in action on their website; but this is the first time I have seen the design in action in other ways they have used it. Including a 6 foot tall stand-up of the doctor. It is really fun for me to see my design for them out in the world, and some of the different ways it is being used.

Looks like the website Chabad.org has purchased a few of my images, and have been using them over on their site. Including the image you see above used in their article on Passover. The original image in this case was my "Boy in Love" image.

So I was driving to my home town and noticed something that looked very familiar on one of the billboards heading into town. The Kewanee Motor Lodge is using my Starlight Drive-In Theater illustration as part of their marketing campaign. If you look closely at the billboard you can see how they used every single element of my illustration in one way or another in the the layout of their ad.

It's always fun to see your work in action, but it is amazing to see your work show up out of the blue being used by someone back where you came from; especially in such a big way. So if you ever head into Kewanee, Illinois from the south on Route 78 think of me when you see the Billboard above.

Scholastic News is using my Wizard with Wand illustration in all of their issues as part of the Word Wizard Crossword puzzle.

My Chinese Currency photo from over on iStock was used in the cover art for the book "L'éveil du dragon." It can be seen in the lower right hand corner of the design.

My Baseball Kid, my Happy Monkey, my Abe Lincoln, and one of my puppy illustrations available over on iStock were all used in "Hey! You Aren't the Boss of Me!"

My Eskimo Family illustration available over on iStock was used in "The One Year Did You Know Devotions 2" book.