JylianGustlin.com - I worked with Jylian Gustlin for seven years at Apple Computer. She is my hero because she's an artist in the purest sense of the word. She works endlessly excercising the creative demons that fill her soul. I truly believe she will be judged as one of the great artists of our time.

Pantheon Design - This site is by Rick Ligas and Laura Ruggeri. Rick and I played a lot of music in our younger days. He has gone on to be a creative force in hi-tech digeria with all manner of fun projects. Laura is an ultra-impressive designer whose work I greatly admire.

Sonya Paz Fine Art - I got to know Sonya Paz while we were working at Adobe Systems. She is a driven artist who is incredible at marketing and selling her work. Her energy is infectious and the endless variety of colorful elements she includes in her work creates a vast visual language that is astounding.

Jean Shields - Jean doesn't have a site, but she wrote a wonderful novel titled "Air Burial" I really enjoyed. It is available from Amazon. I worked with Jean at OpenGrid, a dot com that followed the script perfectly of so many hi-tech companies that road the bubble till it burst... and I have the useless stock options to prove it.

MouseStudios (Fine Art) - Stanley Mouse sure doesn't need my help to get notice, however, I wanted to provide a link directly to his fine art rather than the 1960s rock poster art for which he is famous. I feel very fortunate to be able to see him draw on Thursday nights at our local drop-in figure drawing sessions. His drawings are classically beautiful in every sense. Unfortunately, he doesn't get much notice for this work. I'm a little frustrated because if Stanley Mouse has a hard time getting recognition for his figurative work, what chance do I have? Oh well, just gotta keep at it.

Termeshere Gallery - If you want to learn about perspective, Dick Termes is the guy! He has evolved perspective from the traditional one and two-point perspective that's been around since the Renaissance to four, five and SIX-point perspective. With six-point perspective grids, you can draw EVERYTHING around you! Check out his perspective book, too. It's a short book that is packed with information on every perspective system and includes blank grids you can use to create more sophisticated drawings.

Dick Termes and myself at his gallery in Spearfish, South Dakota, 2003.

Here's a few other very interesting sites that you can spend hours and hours browsing through:

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