Thumbnail sketches for "Call of the Wild". Pencil, 2001.

Sketch from a sculpture at the Detroit Institute of Art by Carl Milles, Swedish sculptor. Pencil, 2001.

Sketch of a marble bust in the Detroit Institute of Art. Charcoal, kneaded eraser, 2001.

Cover sketch for "Stand Tall, Abe LIncoln", written by Judith St. George, illus.d by me, edited by Patricia Lee Gauch and publ.d by Phylomel. Pencil, 2008.

An airport sketch. Turning ordinary folk into creatures since way back. Pen&Ink, 2006.

Sketch done in 1989. Last night in Ireland after a whirlwind tour rambling around its edges with Mike Dorsey, Mike Rafferty and Chris Mattheisen . Started in Dublin and ended in Dublin. These were beautiful bronze light fixtures outside of Neary's pub. Oh, yes, I did lose my ticket home. But, I did get home, because, I'm here. Pen&Ink, 1989.

Editorial illustration for Lawyers Weekly magazine. Water color, gouache, 1999.

Thumbnail sketches done for Dungeons and Dragons monster manual. Pencil, 2003.

Quarter page art for a version of "The Call of the Wild" which I illustrated at the turn of the millennia. Water color, gouache, 2001.

Quarter page art for a version of "Black Beauty" which I illustrated at the turn of the millennia. Water color, gouache, 2001.

Sketch made while waiting in the juror waiting-room at jury-duty last week. The proportions are off but I like the man and his steed. Could've been a soul crushing experience- jury duty... Lots of unhappy juror candidates cooped up in a room for 8 hours, FauxNews on the t.v., beautiful day outside. But it wasn't all that bad. I drew pictures. They kept the volume down on the t.v. and let us out for lunch for an hour. And, I got a cool $25 for my efforts. Aw yah. Pencil, 2013.