In my twenties I decided to send some stuff I’d done off to various outlets that bought and published artwork for magazines. I didn’t have much luck, but I kept at it and sold a few things here and there. It wasn’t until I met my great pal Rick Hautala that things began to blossom. I met Rick at a Borders book store up here and we began talking over books, the horror bizz and so forth, and he asked to see some of my work. I drew a design for a short story collection of his called Bedbugs which was to be published by Cemetery Dance Publications and he loved it. From there I formed a relationship with the fine folks at CD and I went on to draw/paint things for a variety of their books/comics/magazine. Along the way other publishers noticed my art and tossed a few gigs in my direction and as of today my work has appeared in some fifty odd books, along with a bevy of comics and magazines. Most notable of course being the stuff I did for Stephen King’s Secretary Of Dreams, volume one, and volume two–soon to be published–along with the really nice edition of SK’s Colorado Kid, published by PS Publishing. Lately I’ve done some artwork for Doug Clegg for his book, Isis, and that’s been morphed into a computer game.