Biggest Chalk Board ever.

Check this out, I built this monstrous A-frame, the guy next to it works in produce and he is 6'5".  This thing is huge haha!

New bunnies!

Here are some art nouveau bunnies from Easter:

Tegan solo

Monica and Tegan combo

Pizza Cincinnati

Sometimes it doesn't have anything to do with pizza, but it's fun.

White Lightning Chicken Chili Board

Passover Poster

I am so intimated posting anything here, everyone is so talented. Really great work guys. I don’t do a lot of chalkboards at Old Town, I mostly do posters. Here’s the Passover endcap I created for the grocery department. I used the WFM woodcuts for the flowers and illustrated the rest. This was done in Illustrator and Photoshop.

And here‘s one of my old chalkboards:

Mike in Meat

Presenting Mike Richards in our meat department. Don't let the cleaver fool ya, he's really a lamb!

Pirate Ray, Matey!

Another one from the amazing Monica:
This is our Grocery ATL, Ray, as a pirate. For a good reason, of course.
Aye aye, Cap'n!

Rainbow Ladies

Here are portraits of the female persuasion....You'd think I took a course in the Lisa Frank school of art when looking at these!

First is Nancy Jane, a Whole Body buyer, which Monica co-artisted with me in the illustrating. (Yes. I know co-artisted is not a word.)

Second is Nicole, by far the pertiest seafood team member we have!

She's Alive!!!

..and thriving... Here's what Candace is up to out in Cupertino. By the way, she said it rains there, too.

Salmon

Here's a fishy I did, it's some crazy salmon, enjoy.

my blue, or I mean, portrait period

So, after many encouraging words to do some, I decided to do a full blast portrait theme throughout the store. Team members are the subjects, and as you can see below, even Monica did a trippy one of Will, our Grocery Team Leader...to go along with our Hemp Milk and Annie's Tie Dye Fruity Bunnies Cereal.

These aren't the greatest reference pics, and I am working on more portraits as I type this, but here you go!

Giant A-Frames--Mon Dieu.... Or, Holy Giant A-Frame Batman!!

A special present from my STL--we're making the most of it...

It might be a good thing to have a giant blank canvas as an artist, but when the canvas weighs several hundred pounds, takes 6 MEN to lift it, (and you say, just leave it where it is & I'll do it outside, BUT it's WINTER here in the northeast)...It leaves you with a dry mouth.