Take a closer look at the steps in my gag-writing and cartooning process...
My Favorite Things – Free Time to Work on My Cartooning Process

Take a closer look at the steps in my gag-writing and cartooning process...
My recipe for finding success doing what you love...
The humble potato as cartoon figure model...
Sometimes what you don't see is even more helpful than what you do! Curious? Try my Squinty Eye technique...
My latest cartoons are simpler and more characterful, thanks to what I've learned from master cartoonist Randy Glasbergen...
I filled the last few pages of a Crescent Rendr Sketchbook yesterday and will start in on a fresh one today. The Crescent Rendr brand sketchbooks are my go-to sketchbooks because they feature:
I’ve discovered that I’m sort of addicted to sketching in public (or, to be more precise, sketching THE public.) I find it immensely appealing and gratifying because it:
As I flip back through this particular sketchbook I’m transported to our flight to Paris in June and walks along the Seine and in the Jardin du Luxembourg, then back to the cafes along Central Park, then to our hotel room in Saratoga, NY (for lots of TV watching of the Democratic and Republican conventions) and on to a very relaxing week spent in NH at my mom’s cottage. The last few pages are filled with my favorite subject – fellow commuters on the subway as I make my way around NYC.
Enjoy!
Having time to work on my illustrations again....ah, what bliss!!!
More commutes, more opportunities for sketching the people around me. Here's what caught my eye this week...
Three lovely ladies captured in a few quick strokes with my Aquash and ballpoint pens!
Every illustrator has their favorite papers and "tools". Here's a look at some of mine...