Illustration examples

Another (1 of 3 images) from a series of tutorials about installing the required software for webcams. Hard to believe that much handholding was needed for the uninitiated back in the day.

An image for a flyer for a (tiny) Quicktime Movie contest.

A couple of small navigational icons having to do with publishing & art galleries on computers. Don't bother clicking, these are actual size.

Illustration from a group photo of women celebrating an anniversary. The image was used as an invitation; to fill in the colors as if a page from a coloring book, and to join them at the party.

And now for something inanimate.
A Victorian ediface used as a site-specific webspace.

2 grabs from a Powerpoint movie presented to grant funders. These illustrate enrollment and dropout numbers among the student body at College of Alameda.

A couple of pages from a hand-illustrated instructional book about Holography. I was the chief illustrator and helped the dyslexic author translate his brilliance on the subject to the page. We used a step-by-step method to teach the process of creating holograms to home hobbyists and physics students. Still in print after 25+ years.

A web site entry page with animated rollovers.
Click to enlarge and rollover the unlinked version.

Here is a small animation that is as close as I come to the xkcd school of art. Look at it in context of one of the tutorials about webcams done in 1995. The language is quaint in those simpler times.

An animated email signature for WebTV.