American Profile magazine
The August 10-16 issue of American Profile magazine featured my sandwich bag art on the cover. The bags go with a piece they did on “making school lunch cool.” by
View ArticleSandwich Bag Art on the walls
My Sandwich Bag Art is on exhibit in A Coruña, Spain. Here’s a video from zoomin.tv Zoom.in Video: Packed-lunches-are-never-uncool-with-Father-Sandwich by
View ArticleIntroducing The Kritzels
The Kritzels are the name of the imaginary characters drawn by a dad on his kids’ sandwich bags. These cheeky little creatures are symbolic of love, friendship and trust. Over a period of time, David...
View ArticleMay milestones
Here what happened this May: Ended my seventh year drawing on my kids’ sandwich bags and started the eighth year My Flickr views went beyond 28 million There are now over 1,800 sandwich bag drawings...
View ArticleSanta Duck paper cut, fold and paste
Make your own paper Santa Duck. Just download the PDF. Use scissors or a craft knife to cut out and score the fold lines. by
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Thank you, 8 million times
On November 28, Thanksgiving Day in the U.S., I surpassed 8 millions views on my Flickr site. A big boost came on Nov. 12 when Pee Wee Herman mentioned my bags on his Facebook Page. Thank you! Thank...
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A million thanks distractify.com
Over 10 million views Distractify.com posted a piece about my sandwich bags on Dec. 23. Since then the views on my Flickr site have been crazy. Just today, January 2, I received 713,701 views. A new...
View ArticleThe places those bags have been …
Thank you to all who shared my Sandwich Bag Art around the world. I really appreciate it. Video: Weekly Flickr geobeats The View (Teaser at the beginning and at 36:20, end of show) aol.com ABC TV The...
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I’m in good company here
Great group of dads to be featured with, click on the image to find out. Thanks GoGo squeeZ
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Sandwich bags in “People” magazine
The August 11the issue of People magazine featured a handful of creative parents who do creative things with their kids lunches.
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