Art from the book
Coyote Claus: A Southwestern Desert Tale
Available at your favorite book retailer or at
Coyote Claus: A Southwestern Desert Tale
Available at your favorite book retailer or at
ISBN: 9781941384534
12/15/19
12/6/19
Signings in the Desert
Recently I stopped in and signed some books at both Saguaro National Park Red Hills Visitor Center and the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. Thanks to the great staff at both bookstores for your friendliness and for helping the book sell well down there!
11/17/19
New Children's Holiday Book
Coyote Claus: A Southwestern Desert Tale, is an original manuscript which brings the cultural heritage of the Sonoran Desert to life through the familiar genre of Clement C. Moore’s A Visit from St. Nicholas.
11/15/19
Patent Pending Update: Patent Granted
Update: Patent Granted. More info here.
After a year of sketching, constructing and testing a prototype, and filling out paperwork, the lawyer filed for a patent for my invention for the kayak this week.
Being an avid kayaker, I saw a need for an easy-to-use vessel to stow supplies and equipment that would not interfere with paddling or legroom. My invention helps to solve the problem of never having enough space for dry storage of extra supplies on kayaking adventures.
Next comes finding a company to license and manufacture my creation. This search is being assisted by a professional marketing company. Inquiries are welcomed! Contact me here and I'll direct you to the online portfolio of my invention.
This isn't my first invention -- just the first that I pursued a patent on. Of course, I hope to patent my other ideas in the future as time and cash flow allow.
10/20/19
10/8/19
A Wickedly-cool Good "Bug"
From my Little Things of Nature Portfolio -- Sketches Afield.
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Know nature. Learn to be still.
This wickedly-cool tailless whipscorpion crossed my path early one morning recently. Of course, I had to sketch it.
Actually, it isn't a bug -- it's an arachnid, from the order amblypygi. But it is good, however. And it is harmless to humans. This 4-inch creature (including legs) is great to have around for pest control. Living under rocks during the day, they come out at night to prey on cockroaches, crickets, other small insects.
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