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            <title>Santa left a pink slip in my stocking!</title>
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	Well, it&#39;s been a great 4 years, but I&#39;m not going to be a part of the newer, trimmed-down version of Drawger. I got my pink slip last night. There are no hard feelings on my part... heck, I&#39;m happy to have remained as long as I have. Drawger is chock-full of so much great talent. It was an honor to belong to a group of people that I have so admired over the years.

	I have a new blog set up at illobook. You can check me out there and say hello.

	I leave you with three of my most recent jobs. One for The Utne Reader, another for The Boston Globe, and lastly a gig poster for a local band. Best of luck to those who will remain at Drawger and to those who will be moving on. See you around!
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            <pubDate>Mon, 27 Dec 2010 16:07:45 EST</pubDate>
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	I found this Holiday magazine at a local antique store last summer. My intention was to post it just before Thanksgiving, but it slipped my mind. I thought it was a great image and wanted to share.

	I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving.
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	Also, does anyone know who the illustrator is for this playing card? I found it on the ground at a gas station over the holiday. Looks very Golden Bookish. I&#39;d like to find the whole deck now!
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            <title>CD Release Party part 2</title>
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	I drove down to Columbia, SC for the Original Friend release party this weekend. It was a great turn out and loads of fun. Lunch Money played the CD from start to finish and the kids (and adults) loved it! Afterward, the band and I signed CDs and posters.

	The CD will be available for purchase on Lunch Money&rsquo;s website this Tuesday. iTunes downloads will also be available&hellip; but you don&rsquo;t get the fancy-schmancy packaging.
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	Here are the remaining CD panels and some of my favorite illustrations from the booklet. Also, a video tour of the CD!
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            <pubDate>Mon, 22 Nov 2010 00:14:09 EST</pubDate>
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	This Saturday, November 20th, is the release date of Lunch Money&#39;s 3rd album, Original Friend. This is the second album I&#39;ve illustrated and designed for them. I put a lot of work into it and it was great fun. I&#39;ll reveal the rest of the panels and booklet illustrations after it&#39;s officially out. We want to keep it a surprise.

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	To celebrate the the album&#39;s release, Lunch Money is performing the new alubum from start to finish at the Children&#39;s Room (Richland County Public Library), November 20, 2010 at 10:30 a.m. in Columbia, SC. I created a limited-edition, 2-color silkscreen poster as a free giveaway.&nbsp; Bring yo kids, bring yo wife, bring yo husbands too... cuz they singin&#39; for everybody!
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            <title>A New Approach </title>
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	I&#39;ve worked the same way for years now. I sketch. I tighten sketch. I scan sketch. I place sketch in illustrator and digitally trace node to node, add colors and textures until finish. While I love working in illustrator, I missed the nuances you get with physical pencil or pen to paper. So, I&#39;ve been experimenting.

	I&#39;ve been using a sweet brush pen in my sketchbooks for about a year now. Learning how to us it, how to hold it, how much pressure to apply. I&#39;m no master, but I&#39;m getting the hang of it. In my free time I work on a little graphic novel idea. I&#39;ve been inking it with my brush pen, and using black colored pencil to add shading.

	So, lately I&#39;m taking what I&#39;m learning from my little graphic novel and combining that with my typical illustrator/texture style. It&#39;s exciting to discover new techniques. And even more exciting using those new techniques for paying jobs!
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            <pubDate>Fri, 22 Oct 2010 21:02:12 EST</pubDate>
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	Drawger has been a bumming me out the past few days. Thought I&#39;d lighten the mood a bit with a mailer I&#39;m sending out soon. Cheers!
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