Comic Book This comic book was a special project because it was done under the guise of producing something for a local library to showcase comic artwork. But in actuality, it was a keepsake created to memorialize a humble marriage proposal. The idea was to conceal the proposal in book, but include extra pages in the front and back to hide that the back of the book would be hollowed out to leave space for an engagement ring. The comic book was then bound together with the bur

Card Commander is a is a high-stakes card game where each player uses commanders and unit cards to battle with their opponent. The goal is to capture enough of your opponent's commanders in order to declare yourself the winner of the war! This page explains the basic gameplay of the game. This is the default mode of play, but you are free to experiment with your own rules or gameplay format. Deck Setup: Separate into two decks: 15 Commanders (CMD) cards 45 Attack Units (UNIT

When thinking of new ways to incorporate creativity and family time, the idea of creating a card game came to meet both needs in a surprisingly helpful way. Instead of simply creating another collaboration of art, creating this game would create a mini legacy - token memory in a physically printed product that could be experienced beyond admiring the artistry of it. The general concept was great, but the real challenge was putting it into practice. That begged the question:

This gem of a time capsule was discovered hidden on a shelf in the art room. Quietly buried between a stack of old sketchbooks, this project was almost forgotten because it was done when the oldest boys were much, much younger. Around that time, we would read picture books to them each night. This sparked the idea to have a little project where we write and illustrate a simple short story, primarily driven by the kids' humorous and creative imagination. Sketchbook Stories Th