New RiNo T-Shirt

Thought I'd design a Tee marking my move to Wazee Union in the "River North" Art District.

Want one?... they're just $15!

DSA Guitar T-shirts Available Soon

DSA T-Shirts will be available soon for just $15.00 with proceeds going to Denver School of the Arts Guitar program.

Chairs for Chairs - to benefit DSA

Cross over Denver

The cross is 393 feet high and 254 feet across, and can be seen from the highway and parts of the city it watches over. It was partially conceived by designer Donald Lee Frees, who also worked on designs for many Olinger buildings, including the Tower of Memories at Crown Hill Cemetery. The cross was first lighted on Easter in 1964.

George Olinger Sr., son of Olinger mortuary founders, John and Emma Olinger, bought Mount Lindo in the 1930s. He later sold it to Francis S. Van Derbur, who was married to George’s daughter, Gwendolyn. Van Derbur originally intended to develop the mountain, but instead he made it into a cemetery in 1963. His father, Francis C. Van Derbur, expressed an interest in being buried on Mount Lindo with the spot being marked by a cross. Francis S. had the famous lighted cross installed on the East side of the mountain so his mother, Pearl, could see it from her home in Denver’s Park Hill neighborhood.

Wazeeeeee

Get published... sort of

Thousands of sketchbooks will be exhibited at galleries and museums as they make their way on tour across the country.After the tour, all sketchbooks will enter into the permanent collection of The Brooklyn Art Library, where they will be barcoded and available for the public to view. Anyone - from anywhere in the world - can be a part of the project. 
http://www.arthousecoop.com/projects/sketchbookproject

Uninvited Guest

I want candy

The Stockyards -Fort Worth Texas

Pike's Peak

Sick Bikes

Kidrobot is Moving to Boulder

Kidrobot is moving its headquarters from NYC to Boulder. 45 employees will be making the trek to set up shop away from the distractions and noise of Manhattan.

Hello from Denver!

1: Colorado has over 40 peaks that climb over 14,000 feet  2: Denver has hundreds of quirky bars, nightclubs and cafes to explore 3: Denver’s elevation is 5280 feet thus giving it the nickname of the Mile High City  4: Denver is a vibrant arts city with many art districts  to choose from –RiNo, LoDo, Sante Fe, Golden Triangle, Cherry Creek North... 5: Denver is 2nd to Boston in the number of practicing architects  6: The Denver Mint is the single largest producer of coins in the world  7: Denver is home to the largest free city skate park in the US 8: Denver has 0ver 850 miles of paved- off road bike trails to lose yourself on 9: Denver is the nation’s most educated city with the highest percentage of high school and college graduates. 10: Recreational injuries constitute the fifth leading cause of death in Colorado 11: Just outside of Denver are some of the highest mountain pass roads in the world –You can take your car to 12,000 feet above sea level 12: Colorado is home to the Coors Brewing Company and also proud owner of the title of most micro-brews in the US —Cheers! 13: Denver/Boulder are fast becoming a place for Creatives who have had enough of the bigger city madness —concepting by a mountain stream...  nice    14: Denver has over 300 days of sunshine a year... just in case you missed that... Denver has over 300 days of sunshine a year     15: “Balloon Boy” hoax racked up over $15,000 in helicopter search time.  16:  Denver has it’s fair share of superstars like, John Elway , Super Bowl quaterback of the Denver Broncos and everybodies favorite John Denver, singer of such classics as “Rocky Mountain High” and “Sunshine On My Shoulders” NOTE: Bob Denver of Gilligan’s Island fame has nothing to do with Denver, CO 17: Colorado is the only state to ever turn down the Winter Olympics —They were worried it would cause over crowding of it’s population 18: Eric Ronshaugen, new resident of Denver, is now moved in and ready to work on one of your creative projects    (eric@ronshaugen.com)

Mile High Baseball

At Coors Field they have a row of blue seats that mark an elevation of 5280 feet (1 mile high) It's a clever way of making people (like myself) feel a little more special about the cheap noise-bleed seats they just bought.

DAM - Denver Art Museum

Saw DAM for the first time... nice.

Jonny Lang

Some shots I took when Jonny played the Ridgefield Play House
Check him out at http://www.jonnylang.com/ 

Pianos Around Denver - LIVE

Watch Out American Gladiators

Santa Fe First Friday.... Hummmmm

Henry Moore at Denver Botanical Gardens

Mile High Trails

Miles of bike trails to explore in Denver. Gets me off my butt and in the fresh air.

New Tee for a testament

a testament - a profession of faith through art.

Street Shots

Road-trip to TCU

We recently took our daughter to TCU . The drive to Fort Worth Texas was... well... interesting.

Denver School of the Arts - 20 Years

I just finished a logo for DSA to mark it's 20th anniversary. 

To help address the school’s immediate needs and strengthen the school's foundation for the future, DSA will mark its 20th year with the “Vision 20/20 Campaign: Celebrating the first 20 years; Creating a foundation for the next 20 years.”  The goal for the current school year is to raise money to establish a marketing/development office, purchase equipment and make capital improvements, create outreach programs to support and increase the diversity of the student body and to provide programmatic supplements.  

SALt Coming Soon

SALt will be a gallery that highlights "Christian" art that communicates in a more contemporary and real way. NOT the surup-y, Jesus with a lamb on His lap, wood plaque crap you get in bookstores.

Pianos around Denver

Feel like getting discovered?  Go down to 16th Street in Denver and play your masterpiece on one of the many pianos that are scattered around town.