The lead image in my story, Touché & Robin begins as a generative AI image.  

Please create an image of a Brittany gently carrying a Robin in its mouth and standing in a small yard

Prompt: 

Generative AI-assist of the pair escaping the yard in Touché & Robin story.

Prompt: illustrate a Brittany dog jumping over a garden gate with a robin on its back

This generative AI image was to be the opening scene to my Touché * Robin story. 

Prompt: "As the sun dances through the leaves, a gentle Brittany spots a robin in distress. With the utmost care, it approaches, understanding the fragility of the moment. Gently picking up the wounded bird, it finds solace under the shade of an ancient oak. There, in a sanctuary of green, the Brittany lays the robin down, offering comfort with a tender lick. In this act of kindness, a silent bond forms, a reminder of the unexpected guardians in nature's tapestry."

Where Can We Go? origional generated AI image for Touché & Robin story,

Prompt: please make an image of a crowded suburb from the view of a flying bird in a flock; please make the suburb hazier so the flock of birds stand out more

This generative AI-assisted image, Awaiting Their Arrival, is a scene for an article I wrote;

Prompt: Make image of: The steam rises, carrying the scent of freshly brewed coffee. She waits, peering through the window, anticipating their imminent arrival.

This generative AI-assisted image is the lead to my article Finding Forever.

Prompt: cartoon-style drawing of hunters with a brittany dog pointing to a rabbit

Daisy always loved to romp in this giant field of marguerites. 

Mona was our dear and first Brittany. We rescued she and her brother Touché when they were not yet weened because, on their 10th day, mother darted onto the busy road and lost her life. Mona added family love and excitement for fifteen more years.

I made this poster for my wife's very first Cabaret Show in 2002. This is her first  ever show that she conceived and, with the help of her friend, Ric Henry, put together a fabulous show. 

Here is a segment of a PR piece for the show:

At first glance, San Diego may not appear to be the obvious place to start a Cabaret Renaissance.  But don’t tell that to Karen Giorgio who is presenting her version of Cabaret My Way on Sunday, June 2, at 7:30 pm in the Saville Theatre on San Diego City College campus.

This is the opening slate for Touché Too Productions movies.