About Me:  Bruce H. Bolinger began work after graduation from Art Center College of Design He moved with his wife and children to the funny little rounded Appalachians of Pennsylvania to launch Freehold Studio, a successful freelance art service. He has contributed artwork and cartoons to numerous books, comic books and magazines. One career highlight included working for Cracked Magazine for a 12-year period, until the magazine closed, three years of which saw Bruce working with the late and great Don Martin as his inker. He also had a three-issue comic book through Rip Off Press, the famous underground publishing company. Another highlight was writing and designing greeting cards for two companies on the national market, as well as a small line for The Paper House, a UK-based company. Bruce's cartoons have appeared on over 50 t-shirts, in newspapers and magazines like Reader's Digest, This Old House, The New York Daily News, Funny Times, Washington Monthly and Stitches, the outlet for medical humor. His originals sell on the internet. His humorous, finely-detailed brush, pen-and-ink originals grace the walls of bathrooms all across this great land and are rapidly becoming highly-prized American collectibles.

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