Lucille Mulhall, known as America’s First Cowgirl, was a trailblazer in rodeo history, born in Oklahoma in 1885. She excelled in roping and horseback riding, gaining fame through performances at events like the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair. Mulhall’s legacy as an advocate for women in sports endures, inspiring future generations.
Gorgeous photograph of a calico cat shot with the Leica Q3. The amazing bokeh, detail and color rendition.
When a prompt asked the A.I. engine to describe itself, this is the result. Self-awareness is an important step in gaining personality traits among other things. Thanks for visiting and…
This was an entry for the Kittl Collage Poster Design Challenge. The poster is a tribute to Django Reinhardt, considered to be one of the greatest guitarists of all time.…
This is a flash sheet for a fictional Western Swing band that I call The Pearl Snaps Band. Yes, those pearl looking buttons commonly found on Western shirts. They may…
This is one of my favorite visual design hooks for clients and students alike. Believe me, this statement is true and it is truer than you might realize. Thanks for…
Here are some fun and very interesting art studios as prompted by the author and as rendered by the Kittl A.I. engine. Enjoy, and thanks for visiting!
Starting a new podcast is challenging, but also a very exciting experience. The important thing is to stay focused and keep experimenting with different styles and formats until I find…
On this episode of Coffee With Kittl, I join Drew to discuss logo flash sheets and tips for designing logo lockups. Thanks for watching!
Here are some beer label designs made with Kittl for their Drink Label Challenge. You can take a look at all of my Kittl designs by clicking HERE. Thanks for…
Have some Dada in your day! No explanation necessary really. Thanks for visiting!
These are some Bauhaus designs made with Kittl for one of their recent design challenges. It is always fun and rewarding to do anything with a Bauhaus influence. Thanks for…
Lots of material going back to 2007. Most of the writings are more up-to-date than you would think. Thanks for visiting and your patience! Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah and Happy…
