We arrived home from our vacation to Kiawah Island, South Carolina, two weeks ago today. It was fabulous; we all had fun at the incredible beach and resort, and and we had a wonderful celebration of my parents' 50th anniversary. My family flew into Charleston, meeting my brother and his family, along with my parents, (all coming from Illinois.) We danced, partied, had a mini replica wedding cake made, and also presented them with a 24" X 36" drawing I created, (a humorous take of their honeymoon at Niagara Falls, surrounded by congratulatory messages from many of their oldest friends.) --All in all, a great time spent with family, and much-needed break.
My parents, celebrating on their anniversary. |
My niece, daughter and nephew clowning around with me in Kiawah Island...
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Now, back to regular life & work. There still remains a great deal of corporate client work and two children's books to illustrate over this coming month.
A sampling of things recently on the drawing board: (Click to enlarge)
A birthday commission for a Georgetown University professor and (semi-retired) psychologist |
A cartoon about Google CEO's battles with Facebook -- for Hubspot's blog |
Monthly cartoon for Inductive Automation, a California IT firm |
A political cartoon commission for a newspaper in Texas--about the debt crisis. |
A monthly cartoon for the Michigan Association of Secondary Schools |
One of several financial/political cartoons done for Merk Funds recently. |
A couple of marketing cartoons for CGNet, a pioneer in cloud computing. |
One of many B&W first drafts for a current book illustration job. |
One of three advertising pieces for Tony Pelusi, a family counseling expert in Boston. |