Hello

Looking for the Light

Kloun

Dump

Not a very inspired drawing, but it's a start.

Not Soon Enough

We could all use a little bit of this right about now, am I right?

Profile

I'm fond of this self-portrait.

Even Now, After All This Time...

Don't Get in the Way of a Certifiable Maniac

This one's an illustration for one of Derek Iversen's Microsongs.

Friendship

I'm glad we're friends.

A Drink

AllWorkAndNoPlay

Sometimes it can be this way!  Or different!

Hide & Peek

Operation

Some scarring may result, but the long-term benefits should mitigate any cosmetic concerns.

"Not"

At first, this morning, I thought it might have been the first one.  Then, I just wasn't sure at all.  After that, I became convinced that it must certainly be the second one.  I'm still leaning that way, but now I'm starting to wonder...

Warned

You might want to do it right...

Accomplished

Stand Back, Professional Artist Coming Through...

I like to flex my artistic muscle from time to time.

D.G.

Phonesaw

Here's what my phone saw when I turned it on.

Self-Flagellation

Tip

Unrelated, but here it is anyway.

Los Angeles Freeways

There's a lot to think about when setting out for a drive on an L.A. freeway:  Will the traffic be terrible or will it be horrible?  How many times will I be cut off, and by how many jerks?  Will one of my mirrors be shattered by a motorcyclist splitting lanes?  How many potholes will I hit?  Will the corpse of the person tailgating me land in my front seat or my back seat when he rear-ends my car?

A big one, though, is will one of the giant semis that drifts into my lane when I'm right beside it be able to correct its course before flattening my car?  I can't completely blame the truck drivers, though.  Because the freeways have been altered and repaired and re-routed so many times, and on so many different occasions over the years, it's like driving on a patchwork quilt.  When the contours of the road go in a different direction than the faint white lines that designate the lanes (see above), there will be a lot of wandering death machines to contend with.

Fartfire