The smallest of Luxographic prints made, What's My Line? was printed in a quantity of 100 for Open Studios in April 2008. Each is printed on Fujicolor Professional paper and signed and numbered in archival ink. Approximately 20 prints are available.

The toy dinosaurs remind me of the human connection we have to our past and our desire to preserve what’s already gone. These images are a sort of tragic love story, imagining that the past misses us as much and as actively as we miss the past. This suggests a lesson about our relationship to our future and to the present. Metallic paper makes these colors come out.

The finer, shorter lines of Immortality give the figure a soft, almost furry texture. At full size, this piece is quite imposing. Many people have been shocked to learn that the figure depicted is less than two inches tall.

The first Luxographic print to be produced, Veronica's Wings depicts a close-up view of a V-twin motor of a motorcycle parked at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco. The strong diagonals of the motor's cooling fins made this an ideal image to build entirely from diagonal lines.