Kathy Jaller was my college roommate's girlfriend during my freshman and sophomore years. Very artistic, near the end of one of the school years (in either 2001 or 2002) she drew little pictures of some of the people who lived on "Ellicott 6."

Each drawing contained easily recognizable traits of the person. Mine included my favorite shirt, a Ben Harper shirt, and it had me ringing bells and carrying my shower tote. I found my drawing when sorting through my school papers after graduation, but unfortunately I believe that the rest of the characters were lost.

Justin Clark of Tempe, Arizona contacted me about acquiring the Leona Naess shows that I have recorded. While normally we would trade and I would send him the discs and he would send me some shows that I was interested in, in 2004 I was doing just about no trading for music. Instead, we set up a deal that I would send him the four Leona shows (plus some other musical goodies) in exchange for a drawing for my website. He based the drawing off a picture that I supplied:

Clearly he did an incredible job. Click on his signature to view the drawing in a larger size.

Josh Eiserike drew the comic strip Liberal Crap for the University of Maryland's campus newspaper, The Diamondback. We worked for Resident Life and traveled to Japan together. More relevant to the drawing, I took him to see Pearl Jam at the Tweeter Center in Camden, New Jersey in 2003 (11^th row seats). Josh maintains a website that details his many creative efforts. My favorite activity that Josh inspired is the creation of an infinite number of "Top 10" lists. Click on the drawing to view it in a larger size.