Retailed in Knoxville

Exciting News. Prints of Big Orange are available at ABODE in Market Square in Knoxville, Tennessee. 12x16 prints are available for $50.oo and matted 12x16 prints are $60.oo. I am Retailed!



In the spirit of Knoxville, if you haven't been you should and you should visit during football Season and go to Tin Roof on the strip. Then nurse your next day hangover with a Magpies Cupcake, a slice of pizza pie from Tomato Head, and a Sushi roll from Nama's. And don't forget the Knoxville Pearl- a Cereal Bar. However it isn't open in the morning, weird. Oh, then buy a print of Big Orange, duh.

Explore in Couture

Dear Ari, Jen, and Sam,

I love your site. Jen, I know I cannot make fashion faux pas with you in my life, especially because you make pas into oh la la's. Ari, you created Maggiemayd.com, You=Rocks. Sam you must the best though, you are the blond one!

Ari gave me a shout out, lets shout back at her!

xoxo

Studios and Books, ain't that something!

Calling everyone who appreciates incredible photography. Studio Diana, located in Fairfax, VA is a mecca of fine photography and wedding bliss. Thanks to one of my favorite people, fellow artist and manager of studio Diana, Lauren Ungaro, I am featured on their-the latest- page. I am humbled. Go see!

Also, another amazingly talented and intriguing individual and friend-Logan Abrams is launching his first book, Debt U. I have illustrated four cartoons in this book so do us both a favor and purchase a copy.

In case you need more reason to purchase, here is a look into what you will learn:

DEBT U

It is no secret that college students are in debt. What is shocking is the level and speed at which “normal” students are amassing debt, and the powerful effect it has on their adult lives. Suddenly, being $20,000, $50,000, even $100,000 in debt upon college graduation has become overwhelmingly common in America . Debt U takes an irreverent look into the lives of many young adults, depicting how debt in college leads to more debt after graduation, and the dangerous financial consequences that follow. The author illustrates a fascinating and frightening portrait of the current economic climate faced by graduates. He provides invaluable information that every student, young adult, and parent needs in order to navigate the minefield of debt - and a new vision for what can be done to change it.

So, in conclusion after reading Logan's book you understand the problems,
but- HELLO-he tells you how to FIX THEM!