I've included a small sampling from each Art Specialty I have been professionally involved in over the last 35 years. Feel free to jump to any category by clicking the picture below.      & thank you for visiting
WoW	Murals	Portraits	Pets	Illustration	Logos	Medical	Technical

Illustration / Commercial Art
Mink Sweater	Betty Boop	Purdue Pools	Both Parties
Vacation	From2 Global	Sunflowers	Iron Skillet
Prayer for Animals	Family Devotions	Daniel	Daniel detail
Logo Design
Christmas Season	Real Tools	Holy Hip	V & G
On Air	Brush Strokes	Year One	Bartlett Creations
I've been doing Illustration & Commercial Art since 1987. Illustration and commercial art differs from fine art, as its function is to be part of a design to illustrate a point, product, concept or place. This often takes the form of inset or spot illustrations to illuminate the text, from instruction manuals to children's story books, and come in a variety of styles and techniques. Illustration is a useful tool to create a design style or impression for young or start-up businesses, web-based businesses, service based businesses with no tangible products, and also businesses that are not very photogenic or are difficult to photograph. Illustration can enrich and enhance your marketing, in a way that photography alone cannot. I can provide Small, Medium and Large solutions for different budgets or requirements. Each illustration is individually tailored to a client's needs and created for a specific purpose. The second section shows a series of LOGO's and brand designs I have designed for Brick & Mortar businesses and Online businesses. I have created hundreds of logos / corporate identities over the years - ever since I was young I've loved the letterform starting with hand-lettered Calligraphy to full-color brand design for Corporations.

Medical Illustration

Bones of the Torso	Brain Surgery	detail of:	Systems
Knee Anatomy	Knee Flexion	Rotater Cuffs	Swallow
Shaken Baby	Nose Prosthesis	Inner Ear	Thoracic Spine &
Baby in Womb	Pregnancy	Prostate Cancer	Treatment Techniques
Life Guard at...	Pre and Post...	Be A Hero	A Brave Boy
You ever notice that young-budding artists are always drawn to the human skeleton, sometimes even blood and guts? Not only is it the fascination with the human body and anatomy, but also the best teacher for a beginning Artist. I had always wanted to do it professionally since I could remember, so I set-out and did. I worked at a teaching Hospital that serviced every Medical Specialty one could imagine. From Pathology to Dermatology - Orthopaedics to Physical Therapy - Internal Medicine to Neurosurgery - Radiology to Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery and everything in between. I worked closely with every department and loved every minute of my eight years there. (1989-1996) Medical Illustrations are Clear, concise explanations of injuries & surgical procedures Medical Illustrations are used widely for a host of reasons. From the simple to the most complex issues, Medical Illustrations effectively explain general anatomy orientation, drug pathophysiology as well as what happens step by step during a surgical procedure itself. I have also worked with Legal Teams on Medical/Legal Court Cases Medical Illustrations clearly and concisely explain the nature of any injury and/or surgical procedure. The end result being a visual presentation that puts the viewer in the subject's shoes accurately conveying the degree and scope of the medical issues at hand. A medical illustrator is a professional artist with advanced education in both the life sciences and visual communication. Collaborating with scientists, physicians, and other specialists, medical illustrators transform complex information into visual images that have the potential to communicate to broad audiences. The work of medical illustrators promotes education, research, patient care, public relations, and marketing efforts. A medical illustrator is a visual problem solver. Background research, including reading scientific papers, meeting with scientific experts, perhaps observing surgery or a laboratory procedure, is often an integral part of the creative process.

Technical Illustration / Military Art

Chaparral	Vulcan	Hawk	Hawk - Shaded
Stinger Weapon	Missiles Transport	Stinger Team	Lubing Track
the NCO	Stinger Step 1	Wheelchair Ergometer	Patient Positioning
(1984-1988) I was a technical Illustrator for the US Governmant. (this was the time right before the PC) I didn't have the aid of a computer program to make that perfect elipse or straight parallel lines. Most of the time I was inside a locked Vault because my illustration projects were Classified Secret. At the time it didn't seem so cool, but now, 25 years later it's an extremely unique part of my artistic background. Technical illustrations generally have to describe and explain the subjects to a nontechnical audience. Therefore the visual image should be accurate in terms of dimensions and proportions, and should provide "an overall impression of what an object is or does, to enhance the viewer’s interest and understanding.

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