Author Archives: mikey

Inside the Statue of Liberty

Workers made a central tower of four vertical iron beams. Holding them together were vertical and horizontal iron bars. Extending from the tower were hundreds of iron bars. These bars were attached to a network of iron “ribs” that were … Continue reading

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Infotoons on YouTube

Here’s a little YouTube portfolio piece I just put together. I’d love to hear your thoughts.

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Salt Shaker Shenanigans

Anyone up for a good practical joke? Take the lids off the salt and pepper shakers, then cover each opening with a small piece of plastic wrap. Put the lids back on, making sure that no plastic shows around the … Continue reading

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Happy Groundhog Day 2012

Here’s a little sketch of Punxsutawney Phil, direct from my desk calendar. Happy Day!

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Bud Wiser

’Nuff said.

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To air is human

Here’s another visual pun. I love listening to people talk, then misinterpreting what they just said. And of course, there’s always a visual. Let me know if there’s a phrase you’d like to see. Enjoy!

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How High? Clouds and their relative heights

Here’s an infotoon on the heights of clouds. When you see a cloud in the sky, how high is it? Here’s a relative chart that can help approximate what kinds of clouds those are and roughly how high in the … Continue reading

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Snow Gods

When the illustrator is bored, and there are several inches of snow on the ground, what better time to break out the sculptor chops? And what could be farther from the snowy plains of Kansas than something befitting Easter Island? … Continue reading

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Gourd, By a Bull

Sorry, could not resist. The world loves a punster…

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The Winter Solstice

Today (December 21st, 2011) is the Winter Solstice, or shortest day of the year. Because of the axial tilt of our planet as it spins around the sun, this day marks the 24-hour period in which the Northern Hemisphere receives … Continue reading

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