After another trip into Jacksonville, have worked the day on Swampy books. As a new set of Swampy’s Florida books go to press, I was contacted about fixing some page number issues involving ‘Florida Cracker Christmas’. While in the area[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Tim Reynolds, and his son Daniel, deliver 1200 copies of the fresh off the press ‘Swampy’s Florida: Silver Springs State Park’ to Deb Wilson, ranger at Silver Springs State Park in Marion County, Florida. Now that the book has been[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This is portion of the artwork for the upcoming ‘Swampy’s Florida: Silver Springs’. This one features a page about the many steamboats that floated the waters of the adjacent Silver River. A popular boat was the one above, the Okeehumkee.
The ‘Swampy’s Florida: Melbourne’ was delayed but finally heads to the printer and will be available in two weeks! On the heels of this one, ‘Swampy’s Florida: Silver Springs’ is way along in production. Watch for artwork for that one[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Spent a couple of hours in Silver River State Park today researching the ‘Swampy’s Florida: Silver Springs State Park’ book. Rayne Summers, of the State Park Service gave me a tour of different parts of the park that I needed[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Here’s Swampy with Dunnellon City Councilwoman Penny Fleeger and City Manager Eddie Esch, Sr. in front of Dunnellon City Hall. Planned out the first of two Swampy books today. Will post art in the process of the book soon.
I’m working on the next Swampy’s Florida book about Marion County. Here is artwork I just finished for it.
The Chappell family of Fort Walton Beach with their Billy Bowlegs Bowlegs books they just purchased, all signed and scribbled in, at the annual Billy Bowlegs Pirate Festival.
Swampy stopped at Polk Outpost 27 on US27 very near I – 4 to check in. Here’s volunteer Nick Harper with Swampy. Polk Outpost 27 is here to help tourists and visitors of all kinds find their way through Polk[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Rowley family just visited Swampy in The Knowledge Exchange booth to complete their collection of Swampy’s Florida books. We’re all at the Florida Parent Educators Association convention in Osceola County.
This newest Swampy’s Florida history and coloring book is the celebrate the last reunion of one of America’s greatest heroes of World War II, the Jimmy Doolittle Raiders. There are five left of the force of 25 that made their[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Hunkered down in a coffee shop working on the next Swampy’s Florida book: Swampy’s Florida: Doolittle Raiders at Eglin Air Force Base. This for the, what has been labeled as of this past weekend, the last reunion of the members[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…