I am working on a project that needs to be done in pen and ink and watercolor. This is my old style, and now I know why I switched. I much prefer the warmth of pencil line.

I am trying to infuse a little personality into the mice I have been drawing. Here's a little spot I finished for my trip.

Darn, I wish I knew what the future will look like. It would make this job a whole lot easier.

Color version of homepage. Unfortunate scanner shadow-must eliminate...

Here's the home page image with text:

Here's a sketch that I intend to use on the homepage of my website:

Hooray! With Todd's help, I figured out how to put two pages together without a seam.
Thanks Todd!
Anyone who wants to see some seriously great paintings and illustration, check out his blogs:
http://painting-life.blogspot.com/
and
http://toddbonitaartblog.blogspot.com/

This is my latest art for Ladybug Magazine.
I am going back to watercolor for the time being. Gouache is much harder than I thought.
Hats off to all the Gouache painters out there.

Material from a recent reader:

I am working on my latest project with gouache. I like the softness and looseness, but I need to work on my palette.

Here's the cover illustration for the National Arbor Day book that I work on every month:

One more new goauche sample:

Here's my new promo sheet:

Here's a new piece I will use in a book dummy I am creating:

Here's my latest work for a magazine client:

new Lindy Blues art:

latest submission, mascot for the org. I am hoping to work for.

Here's a recent art submission. The character on the stump is vanishing. Incidentally, my first use of Photoshop on a professional level.

Here's the newest member of our family: