The parade of cheesy retro tributes continues!\r\n\r\nTrue, Scotty probably avoids VCL like the plague (and can't say I BLAME him) still...\r\n\r\nSully and the Minkmeister are © S. Arsenault

Another illustration class assignment. \r\n\r\nHad to draw something that involved food, and everyone knows bananas are the funniest food in the world, so...\r\n\r\nMight make a nice t-shirt, I dunno.\r\n

I did this about a year ago for an illustration class. It was an editorial piece for an article about broadband internet connection in rural areas.\r\n\r\nI call it "The Chicken of Tomorrow"

Col. Buck Venison, USMC

I can only hope that the lovely couple who inspired this tribute to those cheesy film of the 1970's, both of whom I admire for both their artistic talents and their charming personalities, can FORGIVE me.\r\n\r\nThough I'm sure Gene has NO problem with C.W. wearing that tank-top (Rowr! Rowr!)\r\n\r\nGene Catlow©Albert Temple, CatsWhisker @Tawana Gilroy

OK, sports fans...\r\n\r\nWhat was Cubs commentator Harry Caray's trademark line?

Yeah, yeah, I -KNOW- it's a little late for Xmas, but people seem to like this piece I did for a cookie-tin contest at art school.\r\nThough personally, I can't STAND these #$%&! rodents!

Shortly after his death earlier this year, I got to wondering what it would be like if Chuck Jones had done his own version of the legend of Pecos Bill. While this is nowhere near the quality of a Jones piece, I still consider it, out of all my artwork, to be my favorite.\r\nHere we see a depiction of when Lil' Bill was found and claimed by Ol' Maw Coyote (pronounced "KAI-yote" for you city slickers)

Some people will try ANYTHING to save on travel expenses.\r\nTake this rocket-powered rodent, f'rinstance.

With all due apologies to Ms. Roz Gibson\r\n\r\nJS©RG