Paul Fricke recently had the pleasure working on a piece for the U.S. Coast Guard: an angry cartoon lobster illustration to be used on a coin and more. (more)

Paul Fricke’s 20th comic for Tzivos Hashem’s Kid’s Zone, a magazine for Jewish kids, starts off with a SPLASH!  Here are a few of our favorite action-packed frames. (more)

Paul Fricke created a fun, comic book inspired portrait of Jamie Baratta at Green Jar, an online environmental lifestyle magazine, bridging the gap between the environment and urban city youth. (more)

Paul Fricke created all of the illustrations for a Christian music EP CD, Bondage Breaker by Riot of Love. “I wasn’t sure at first whether the concept of Jesus in the American West would fly,” says Paul, “But I think it turned out well – we hit the right balance.” (more)

We were simultaneously grossed out and utterly charmed by Paul Fricke’s latest music video for his children's book Night of the Bedbugs. “Bedbug Lullaby” is hilariously performed by Paul and his two daughters, Laura and Emily, with the help of musician Mark Flora and eight helium balloons. (more)

Paul Fricke is pleased as punch to be part of Fractured Fables, a brand new comic anthology published by Image/Silverline Books. Paul’s contribution with his wife, Mary (fellow colorist) and Len Strazewski (script) is a twist on Washington Irving’s Rip van Winkle called Pippi van Wrinkles. (more)

Paul Fricke worked with Scholastic to develop a program for the U.S. Census Bureau. Using a blend of comics and illustration, Paul created artwork for use in pamphlets and brochures as well as online PDF guides for teachers, parents and students. These pieces helped communicate the census process, to make sure people made sure they were counted. (more)

Paul Fricke’s new children’s book, Night of the Bedbugs, has us scratching our heads… But most kids agree that bugs are cool, so we’re willing to check it out!  (more)