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We live in a web world…

But I still like my books. Hello inspiration!

More vector fun

Been doing a few simple vector designs just for the heck of it.

• Rainbows

  

  Rainbows. I made these images around the Seattle area in 2007.

• Vanishing America

  

  Images signage and architecture from America's yesteryear.

• Friends from Monaco

  

  Dear friends from Monaco visited Seattle and we joined other friends for morning brunch.

• Cadillac

  

  Old cars. I love all cars but this old cadillac got my attention, almost as if it days from expiration.

• Old stamps

  

  Old European stamps Someone game me a tin of old stamps. I loved the look of them and decided to scan a few to share.