My children’s book, Easter’s Eggs (Or Why We Hunt Easter Eggs) is now available on Amazon.com! Check it out and order here: Easter’s Eggs on Amazon.com

I just released my novel (EXPLICIT), Audible Perception, as a Kindle E-Book. Here’s the link: http://www.amazon.com/Audible-Perceptions-ebook/dp/B0042X9A34/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&m=AG56TWVU5XWC2&s=digital-text&qid=1284496678&sr=8-2 The story is about a couple. The wife has had a miscarriage. Tragedy strikes again yet again and he has an affair. What happens when the wife finds out? It’s an EXPLICIT (can I warn you enough?) suspense/thriller. This will …

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Now available on AMAZON.com! I had the idea around 2002 and wrote out the text for my children’s book entitled, “Easter’s Eggs (Or Why We Hunt Easter Eggs)”. I didn’t do anything with it until 2005, when I decided I wanted to get someone to illustrate it. I figured it would be a brightly watercolored book …

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I decided to try my hand at sculpture. (No pun intended!) Here’s my first piece. The only problem is that I bought clay that never hardens, so I am not sure if I am going to keep this one. I have a plan for this skill, so check back in the future to see if …

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I did this letterhead/logo design in April.

In the mid 80’s, I came up with a jacket design I called Beaucoup Des Visages (that means “many faces” in French). This jacket was made from a hook and loop fabric (think Velcro)-the soft side, obviously. It allowed you to stick things on it that were attached with the “hook” side (the hard side). …

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I am not sure if this has been invented yet, but it seems so simple… Guys stand at toilets with their feet on either side, so, why not have a foot plate/lever on the front sides that automatically raises the seat when they’re standing there?

Another Marilyn Pencil Sketch

A pencil drawing of Marilyn

Marilyn. This was the first one I did.