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Illustration


These are black & white and pen & ink illustrations. Also, take a look at the "Pulp and Noir" which contain many black and white illustrations


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The Boston Tea Party		This is one of many pen and ink illustrations for "One April in Boston" by Ben Edwards and published by Spyglass Books. This is Faneuil Hall in Boston, Massachusetts as it was first built in the 18th century before it was expanded and enlarged.
Faneuil Hall		This is one of many pen and ink illustrations created for "A Little Princess" the 1905 children's novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett and published specially by Hallmark Gift Books and Greenwich Workshop.
A Little Princess		This is one of many pen and ink illustrations created for Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women" published specially by Hallmark Gift Books and Greenwich Workshop.
Little Women
These are three of the illustrations created for Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women" published specially by Hallmark Gift Books and Greenwich Workshop.
Little Women		The Cambridge Arts Council commissioned me to draw a very detailed pen & ink map of Cambridge and the River Festival's attractions. I included some real and some tongue-in-cheek history of my home town as well. and hand-colored a few copies which ended up in the offices of Ted Kennedy and a few other notables.
The Cambridge River Festival		This highly detailed pen and ink drawing commissioned by Greenwich Workshop shows the fanciful Victorian mansion and grounds where a part cat, part butterfly creature could be found.
Mewingham Manor		A black and white painting for the story of the same name in Elizabeth Massie's horror anthology, "The Fear Report."
Hooked on Buzzer
A black and white painting for the story of the same name in Elizabeth Massie's horror anthology, "The Fear Report."
The Dwindle Light