Using digital photo manipulation to create training aids where a real photograph would be difficult to obtain.

The client liked this photo of the Golden Gate bridge, but wanted the Marin Headlands removed and the aspect ratio changed.

Adding some excitement to a friend's Santa Cruz vacation memories.

At the client's request, the traffic and trees were removed to emphasize the cable car, and the car's signage was changed. The aspect ratio was changed to fit the client's project requirements.

Digital photo restoration.

Making an admittedly long cat much longer.

Website banner artwork. Creating a uniform look throughout the website, with variations within the theme.

Website navigation bar artwork. Modular, context-appropriate navigation buttons located at the bottom of every web page.

Displaying complex concepts as simple diagrams. In this example, I show the merging of many fire departments into one, over time, while simultaneously showing the relative growth in the size of the department. On the actual website this graphic is an active areamap, and clicking on any of the department names will take you to a specific page about that department.

Using indexed photos for technical descriptions and nomenclature.

Cartoons, technical illustrations, and combinations of both, for use in websites, presentations, t-shirts, signage, etc.

Left: Jackalope, Sculpey, 6". Right: Flying Pig, Sculpey and Liquitex, 6".

Left: Dragon switchplate; Right: Unicorn switchplate. Both stainless steel, Sculpey, Liquitex, glow-in-the-dark powder, 5"x3".

Throttle, a Biker Mouse from Mars cartoon character switchplate. Stainless steel, Sculpey, Liquitex, glow-in-the-dark powder, 5"x3".

Left: Jackalope stained glass, 24"x30". Right: Pumpkin still life stained glass, 10"x16". Design taken from this photo.

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