Happy February! The month flew by and my to-do list is stacking up. I hope you’re doing well wherever you are. Check out some tried…
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Time flies! We’re approaching the end of January and a lot of things are happening. I’ve been practicing mindfulness and focus. This popped into my…
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So how was your first half of the first month of 2022? If it’s anything like mine then you’ve probably been chugging along non-stop. For…
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Howdy Rabble Rousers, We made it past week one of 2022! The world keeps on going and I hope you are too. Here are some…
Read more >Reviving Cartoon Modern, The Imperfect Beauty of Wabi-Sabi, and Accidentally Wes Anderson
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I’m excited to announce the cover for “The Family Business” written by Lenore Appelhans and illustrated by myself. In this children’s picture book, a younger…
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Good art can be a little dark and disturbing. In the case of a new exhibition at the Whitney Library Gallery, it can also be classified as creepy, spooky, kooky, mysterious and more than a little fun. The show features dark drawings and haunting images, much of them from a new children’s book, “The Stumps of Flattop Hill,” by Las Vegas-based author Kenneth Kit Lamug.
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Las Vegas, NV May 29, 2014 – Two weeks ago, award-winning children’s picture book author and illustrator Kenneth Lamug launched a Kickstarter campaign for his…
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