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As children, most of us enjoyed crayons and coloring books. As teenagers, we oftentimes were seen doodling on our notebooks and homework, even spray painting bridges and park benches. This creative urge of ours doesn't end when we stop being children. So it has to search out other means of satisfying that need. One of my ways is to still draw, only I use a different "crayon" and my "paper" is a little more durable.

I've learned and grown a lot from just doodling in my graphics programs. I've read tutorials, and tried some of them, but actually playing has provided me with much more knowledge about my programs and urged me to try harder. I thought I'd share some of the things I've done with you on the next few pages. If you find something you like, you are welcome to use it, but please grant me the courtesy of signing my guestbook to let me know you've saved an image, and don't alter my images or remove my mark from them. If you can live with these requests of mine, then I can live with you using the images as you like. If you want to use them commercially, you'd be surprised how easy I am to work with if you let me know first...and you'd be surprised how difficult I can be if you go behind my back. Keep in mind that copyright laws are real things, and can be enforced quite sternly. That said... have a look through the pages of graphics!

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