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Your basic cooling tower
As warm wind pushes through a mesh of damp material it cools and falls, providing cool air and circulation. (Reader’s Digest Books for Children).
About
Making the most of THE BOX for nearly twenty years. I’ve always loved listening to how people speak as opposed to what they are saying. Above is a page from a forthcoming book entitled Mutter Juice Noise Re-rhymes. If not … Continue reading
Kids Discover Chocolate
These are images (and sketches) that complement two points in Kids Discover Chocolate. The first being that chocolate is dangerous for GSD or dogs to consume, and the other that chocolate does not cause or otherwise agitate the problems related … Continue reading
Kids Discover Presidents
An infotoon about checks and balances, and how the president needs to be accountable to many different people.
Beeg Reever
I was asked to put together a KIDSBILL for Music Theatre of Wichita, so I decided to try something new. I saw Bryan Ballinger (breadwig.com) doing some cool stuff with Maya, so I tried to replicate it in Adobe Illustrator, … Continue reading
What’s the matter?
In July I drew up a few goodies for Kids Discover Matter. This one dealt with with a new type of liquid that is being used as body armor. It supposedly stays in a liquid form until something strikes it, … Continue reading
The name
When my brother and I were little we played a game that had no rules, no physical boundaries, no set time limit, and absolutely no purpose—just a lot of running. My mom just called it dogfoose because it sounded like … Continue reading
At home with mikey
Spend a few minutes with the prince formerly known as artist…
Porcelain Unplugged
The pervasive holiday mug—purchased by us in a spirit of unbridled holiday procurement—does its annual job, but sits empty and forlorn the rest of the year. Owing to its themed appearance, this perfectly useful object is shelved for all but … Continue reading
Presents of Mind
Isn’t it nice to receive presents? Especially when those “thoughts of giving” are encased in 9 miles of decorated paper, 42 square feet of cardboard and bubble wrap, and 18 pounds of tissue. Yes, the wrapping really matters. The actual … Continue reading


