Since 1980, I have stayed true to my hands-on approach with all the old school methods and tools. Adding the computer to my arsenal has extended my offerings. The computer should be considered a tool, not a crutch. I remain fully committed to the old school ways of doing creative things while bringing in a bit of the modern to speed up certain tasks.

Today, I can offer a wide variety of Commercial Artwork and Promotional Items to aid in your success. This commercial art skill set is somewhere between a traditional artist and a modern graphic artist. Have a look around the website and let me know if there is something I can make to help your vision become a reality.

My journey begins in my youth when helping my father stencil the truck for his construction business. In grade school I received permission from my art teacher (Joseph Whalen) to reproduce sport logos for display in the locker room. With that, my path to Commercial Art was illuminated.

I then fell in with the local music scene creating logos, album covers and banners for musicians and venues. When that adventure ran its course, I went for my degree in Graphic Design. 3 years after graduation a creative job appeared, and I became a Technical Illustrator.

I utilized my creativity to design and publish a series of large format connect-the-dots puzzles to provide an engaging activity that features local landmarks. Visit my store to view the puzzles. During the pandemic I developed and organized a safe family activity that promoted tourism and the arts - Niagara County By The Numbers: An Interactive Mural Trial. I'm grateful for the overwhelming support of that project.