Wampanoag Indian dance

The Wampanoag Indians of Mashpee, Cape Cod. This is from a festival last summer. The dancers are excellent and quite entertaining.

Scusset Beach

Rough seas on Cape Cod Bay.

salt marsh bird houses

Cape Cod birdhouses in the salt marshes of Yarmouth. Ink and crayon.

seashell by the seashore

What if future architecture mimicked its landscape?

salt marsh, Cape Cod

Just for fun last week, I randomly selected an address on my G.P.S. Such a gorgeous location! I love the islands of tall grasses, occasionally interrupted by deep blue tidal pools. On the horizon is the Atlantic Ocean. I really love the natural beauty of Cape Cod.

downtown Cape Cod

This is an illustration of Cape Cod wrapped up into one island. After a bit of time away from this blog, I'm here again.

Through a whirlwind of circumstances recently, I've finally landed in the village of Buzzards Bay in Cape Cod. I'm loving it here. Every turn I make is something visually inspiring. I hope to be back to the prolific amount of art I've posted in the past.

Lobsters galore!

Lobster shacks are everywhere on Cape Cod! I am enjoying me new location on Buzzards Bay. My family roots are right here, and I hope to live here for a long, long time. Art to come soon.

road trip part 1

I just had to illustrate the roadtrip from Wimberley Texas to Peabody, Massachusetts. With a good friend, we traveled 2,400 miles through 14 states, including Washington D.C. It took 10 days, with a couple of days respite with friends in St. Louis and Richmond Thank you, Friends!!!

Aside from a white-out blizzard in the mountains of West Virginia, the weather was great and the adventure was really enjoyable and safe. Cheers to my new life in New England!

road trip part 2