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2013 From Lin's Garden Calendar

The 2013 From Lin's Garden Calendar is a look at the gardens of my much better half Linda, through my camera lenses. This calendar is a tribute to her. These photographs were taken with manual lenses and are of 12 different distinctive flowers. Each month has it's own unique look.

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2013 Lin's Cosmos Calendar

The 2013 Lin's Cosmos Calendar is a look at one of the most stunning flowers in Lin's garden. I shot various Cosmos "Bright Lights" from different views in an effort to bring out the best of these beautiful flowers. As with our other calendar, this work is a tribute to Lin and the beauty she brings to our yard. Enjoy the 12 different views of this distinctive flower.

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L.H. photo
Paul Jamiol with his cool little buddy, Bandit

Paul has been cartooning and illustrating for the past 40 years. He has been recognized for his work locally, nationally and internationally. He is also an avid motorcyclist).

Paul entered the world of editorial cartooning by drawing for one local newspaper and at one point was working for five different papers every week with a different editorial cartoon for each.. He has won many awards for his unique vision of the world around us.

In addition to the editorial cartoons, has authored and illustrated three children's books on motorcycling. Paul produced the Classic Motorcycle Calendar© for 13 years, has built his graphics business to where he now does computer graphics, logos, web designs, 2D illustration, 3D modeling, illustration, and animation. His book on his political cartoons is now available.

Please peek and poke around this web site, and we hope you enjoy Paul's work. To see more editorial cartoons by Paul Jamiol click here.

Bikers are Animals 3 - On the Road

The critters go on an over-night riding adventure!

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In June, we presented a pre-publication review of "Biker are Animals 3: On the Road," the third children's book in a series by cartoonist Paul Jamiol (see Motohistory News & Views 6/8/2011).  Though they are not really history books, I find Jamiol's core message to be so important that they should be on the shelves of all libraries and in the collections of every motorcycling parent or grandparent who believes in fair and equal treatment, not just over the road but in life as well.  These books shatter the stereotype that bikers are rough, thoughtless, and a cut below society as a whole.  In addition, like its predecessors, "Bikers are Animals 3" delivers strong messages about safety and social responsibility. Ed Youngblood - http://www.motohistory.net