Here’s a fun drawing of a cunning fox talking Latin.

Here’s a cute drawing about a guy in Paris watching his buddy in Montréal wave the flag for him on TV. I used a very loose, lively style for this one, using only two colors.

Here’s a cover image I did on the topic of doing business with the Americas.  I used outlines of the maps of the United States and Latin America, and placed a number of icons on top.

• Oregon: one of the world’s most fertile agricultural spots
• New York: high buildings
• Florida: famous for its citrus fruit
• Georgia: number one peanut-producing state
• Texas: oil
• California: computers
• Nevada: gambling
• Kansas etc: agriculture
• Mexico: lobsters/tourism
• Costa Rica: second-largest exporter of bananas
• Brazil: world’s second largest aircraft producer and strong in agriculture
• Venezuela: strong in diamonds
• Bolivia: second largest natural gas reserves in South America (LNG ship on the coast)
• Chile: world’s fifth largest exporter of wine
• Colombia: main exports include coffee
• Peru: main exports include gold

Here’s a fun assembly of anything artsy – from opera to books, theater, TV, and city life.

These are the Indian-style motifs I have assembled on this new postcard motif which I’m selling from my website: Taj Mahal, turban, bird, sun, Ganesha, peacocks, meditating yogi, Krishna playing the flute, heart, dancing Vishnu, fish, pineapple, girl engaged in yoga, snake charmer, moon, elephant, tiger, meditating hindu, lotus flower, holy cow, two-headed bird, and, of course, a Bollywood dancer. Yay!

Here’s another illustrated postcard for sale, assembling twenty-four of the most famous painters of all time who are displayed here as cute little happy faces.

The artists shown on this card are as follows: Georg Baselitz, Roy Lichtenstein, Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí, Jan Vermeer, Piet Mondrian, Henri Matisse, Albrecht Dürer, Giuseppe Arcimboldo, Georges Seurat, Edvard Munch, Lucas Cranach the Elder, Kurt Schwitters, Joseph Beuys, Hieronymus Bosch, Henri Rousseau, Yves Klein, Joan Miró, Victor Vasarely, Andy Warhol, William Turner, René Magritte, Peter Paul Rubens.