Sweet, Hot and Gets the Job Done!
Cave men didn’t have cameras, so Caveman Foods wanted the art for the Chicken Primal Bars to look hand-painted, yet a little more realistic than the usual work others were doing on walls of caves. They wanted the art realistic because humans were such visual creatures. Just seeing the sparkling, tasty ingredients would make human mouths water. Not to mention […]
Smithsonian Magazine: The T-rex of Snakes!
You can see my painting of Titanoboa, the largest snake on Earth in the April 2012 edition of Smithsonsian Magazine. The biggest, at least as far as we know: it lived a safe 58 million years ago. When the editor from Smithsonian Magazine contacted me with a rush job, they had tried photography of a scale model […]
Chips-It Gets a Big New Box
CHIPS-IT has long been in the shadow of its older cousin, the legendary It’s-It. That’s the original ice cream sandwich invented in San Francisco in 1928. And It’s-It has a big blue box illustrated by Paul Mirocha. Soon all that will change—Chips-It has a brand new box too. That means that instead of being sold locally in individual cellophane packages, Chips-It can benefit […]
It’s-It! Original Ice Cream Big New Box
It was one hot day in 1928 at San Francisco’s Playland-at-the-Beach, and ice cream seller George Whitney had an idea. He put a scoop of vanilla ice cream between two oatmeal cookies, squashed it down, and dipped it all in dark chocolate. He didn’t know what to call it, so he just said “It’s it”. But he had made food […]
