High Tide in Tucson

High Tide in Tucson

Essays by Barbara Kingsolver Spot illustrations for chapter openings, done with brush and ink on scratchboard.

Coyote’s Wild Home

Coyote’s Wild Home

  One July day in the Appalachian hill country, a young coyote pup follows his aunt into the woods to learn about the new woods they have moved into. That same day an older man and his city-dwelling grand daughter walk into the same woods to go camping and fishing. The two parties–animal and human– … Read More

Life on the Texas prairie

Life on the Texas prairie

This 24 x 36 illustration was created for interpretive signage at The Meadows Center for Water and Environment, in San Marcos, Texas, owned by Texas State University.

Food from the Web

Food from the Web

Exhibit sign art for The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment, Texas State University

Water and Environment

Water and Environment

Block diagram, signage for non-point-source water pollution, The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment, Texas State University   Your feet pound the pavement as you dash through the rain. You glance down and notice pieces of trash flowing beside the road. Where does all that trash come from? Experts call this nonpoint source pollution … Read More

Desert Flavors

Desert Flavors

Pencil illustrations from the book Desert Terroir, by Gary Nabhan. These full page drawings face the chapter openings.

Small Wonder

Small Wonder

Essays by Barbara Kingsolver Cover illustration for the first edition and internal spot illustrations on chapter openers.