Mayor Linda Thompson Wants In

Mayor Linda Thompson initially claimed that she would be part of the state board that is to run Harrisburg. She mentioned this just before state legislation was announced that would effectively remove her from the table. For Today's The Day Harrisburg.

Glen Grell the Magician

 

Pennsylvania State Representative Glen Grell amends successfully amends Senate Bill 1151 to further remove the voting power of the people of Harrisburg. It is quite the conundrum- support Mr. Grell and take away the right to vote- the fundamental right- or simply sit back and watch the city of Harrisburg's current municipal leadership continue to do nothing about Harrisburg's financial debt. 

For Today's The Day Harrisburg.

Glenn For Nora

A second drawing for friends and their new baby Nora. This one is of the family's mastiff whose name is Glenn. The first is here.

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Moleskin Exchange

I haven't posted any of these in a while but the gist of the moleskin exchange is this: 12 people from across the U.S. draw 4.5 images in a moleskin that they have purchased or stolen. They then mail it to the next person in the chain. The person that recieves it finishes the last drawing and then completes another 4.5 drawings. Over the course of a year or so, 12 books are filled up and finally returned to their owner. For you Harrisburgers, that is Mayor Linda Thompson reacting to the press. Sometimes, right after I wake up, I watch WHBG 20 and sketch.

Wave Like The Queen!

Our mayor in Harrisburg will, at times, literally wave like the queen. Here is the machine that will do this for you. This drawing is the slightly more refined version of this previous one. The image is for Today's The Day Harrisburg.

Mayor Linda Thompson In a Boat

During the great flood of 2011 Mayor Linda Thompson toured the areas most effected by the flood in a boat. Par for the course of her tenure she boggled the leadership responsibilities required of a mayor during perilous times.

This image is for Today's The Day Harrisburg.

PSC Annual Report

This is for the Pennsylvania Securites Commission Annual Report. One image is the illustration alone and the other is after Steph integrated it into her design of the whole report.This is the third year that we have been able to work on this together and the other two are here and here.

 alt=illustration of a bear and a bull on a tightrope for the cover of the Pennsylvania securities commission annual report drawn by ammon perry and design work by stephanie perry"

This is a cartoon for Harrisburg, Pa.'s paper The Patriot News and depicts the seven members of city council.