May 1, 2008, that's the date stamp on the first bag I uploaded to my Flickr feed and I can't not use this cliche: it doesn't seem like 14 years ago. Doing a quick drawing on my kids' sandwich bags began after I tried and failed to draw directly on the bread with food...
An orange is not my usual choice for fruit as it takes some extra time to get to the fruit. Apples you can just eat them, no peeling required. I just compared apples and oranges. Usually I opt for quartering the orange and eating fruit. It's quick and easy. Still a...
My notes are in the parenthesis. Makes about 8 cups (enough to fill a 2-liter plastic soda bottle) The original story and recipe I used is found on The Kitchn.com and is by Emma Christensen and here's her The Bold Brewer INSTRUCTIONS Peel and finely grate the ginger...
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I’m redrawing a bunch of my sandwich bag art to put them on mugs, t-shirts, stickers, and more. Here’s an example of a bag I recently did that I call I Heart PIzza. This pizza art is currently available in my shop as a sticker and a t-shirt. I will be redrawing more...
I have T-Shirts and Mugs for sale with my fun-crazy art. More will be added as I redraw the characters from my sandwich bags. Shop now Do you have a character that you saw on my Instagram or Flickr feed? Let me know in the comments below. Contact me Your Name...
I am at the tail-end of a Shave-My-Head fundraising effort for the Attleboro Arts Museum. The goal is $20,000 and a little over $16,000 has been raised so far, and as the President of the Board of Trustees I would like to say thank you to those who have donated by...
Color, Cut, Fold and Paste Bunny Above is the completed Bunny. All you have to do is download this PDF, print it on card stock (for best results). Color it, cut it out along the solid outlines, score the dotted lines, fold, and paste together. Tip: Add the "face"...
I will be working on a few different projects this year and would like to include anyone who follows me on social media to know what’s coming up, give me feedback, and be able to purchase art from these projects and maybe a few surprises along the way.
Make your own paper Santa Duck. Just download the PDF. Use scissors or a craft knife to cut out and score the fold lines.