In setting up Armadillo Ink, I combined the         basic approach and style of what I liked most
     in the woodcut illustrations I remember from      classic stories growing up, with the "over the      top" visuals that were everywhere in the 70s.

     Everything from B-Horror/Sci-Fi movies,
     to the unorthodox illustrations of Monty      Python's Terry Gilliam played a big part in      forming the kinds of things that I wanted to      create. I, like any other illustrator, want my      work to bring a writer's words to life, but to
     also have the depth to stand alone.

     Having served for years as an Art Director,
     I understand what my clients are looking for;
     great artwork, no ego, an understanding of      today's technology, and last, but not least...      meeting the deadline."