JD Miller has been perfecting his style of three-dimensional oil painting for 25 years. The title of this book, Reflections from Dragon Street, relates to Miller’s powerful collection of work created since moving into the Samuel Lynne Galleries’ studio located at 1105 Dragon Street in Dallas. Included are many of Miller’s popular series, which date from 2008 to the present. This comprehensive survey of Miller’s work has been produced in the spirit of Reflectionism and shows the progression of his prolific career.

Frederick Rayner shares his love and appreciation for the home furnishings world, as well as the wealth of information he has learned during his journey. Filled with lush photography and brief text descriptions that brim with personal anecdotes and historical information presented in a light and fun voice, this book takes readers on an adventure around the globe.

The pages of this book are filled with funny thoughts about the joys (cough, cough) of getting old. There are also quotes from famous people who share their thoughts on the subject. So really this is two books in one. You’re welcome. This collection of humorous insights into aging along with quotes from famous folks provides laughs while you slip silently into senility.

Art Folio 2021

Art Folio is a publication of the best in abstract and contemporary work as decided on by a jury of professional artists, museum curators, gallery owners, art consultants, and collectors.

Submissions open every May. Check the website for more details

Best of Show by Donna Moss

Best of Show is the culmination of the work of interior designer and reality television star, Donna Moss (the “Queen of Bling”), as well as the work of many talented designers she has loved to collaborate with. Moss has completed four spectacular show homes; three of them have been filmed for a season of Best of Show to be broadcast on Moss’ new television network, Home Design TV (HDTV). A former finalist on HGTV's Design Star, Moss went on to host over 30 episodes of her own show on HGTV called Donna Decorates Dallas.

The Legend of Levy Strickland

First-time author, Bryan Gibbs, takes readers on a legendary adventure in the wild west. Follow the journey of 15-year old Levy Strickland as he grows into a man, overcoming enormous odds in the process. The Legend of Levy tells the type of tale that became folklore in the old west. Written in an easy to read writing style filled with authentic flavor of the wild west written by someone who has put in his time in the saddle. If you long for a time when a handshake sealed a deal and a man’s word was his honor, you will enjoy reading The Legend of Levy.

Squishy Visions

Squishy Visions are an investigation into the worlds that exist in the dark spaces of time and space. They are a look at the locations where anything imaginable resides. Squishy Visions are a series of visual and literary explorations of our inner and outer worlds, worlds filled with liquid and tubular appendages that surround you, enwrap you, intertwine with you and hopefully enrapture you. Climb into your submarine. Put on your respirator. Slip on your wet suit. Submerge yourself into the Squishy Visions.

Numb Vol. 1

Numb is a quarterly publication. A curated collection of short stories, flash fiction, poetry and art. Exciting new work from contemporary authors and artists.

Stories I Need to Tell Vol 1

Each volume in this series includes two spec screenplays I have written. In this first volume you will find two screenplays with the theme of female empowerment. The story of Esther goes back to the B.C. period of the Old Testament and tells the saga of a strong, young woman who shoulders the fate and burden of the entire Jewish nation upon her shoulders. While Esther is the story of one historical woman, Top Five is the story of two young women making history through a pageant scholarship program. These are the stories I need to tell.

Stories I Need to Tell Vol 2

Each volume in this series includes two spec screenplays of stories I have to tell. In volume two the focus is on men and the adventures and misadventures they often get themselves into. First up is Vodka, a Vixen, and Vengeance in Vegas, a rouge’s romp through the casinos of Las Vegas and my attempt to combine elements of The Hangover with Ocean’s Eleven. The Longest Subway Ride could not be further removed from Las Vegas—nearly the entire film takes place in the factual and fictional world of the subway system of New York City. 

Stories I Need to Tell Vol 3

Each volume in this series includes two spec screenplays of stories I have to tell. In this, the third volume of my Stories I Need to Tell series of screenplay compilations, the theme is faith and humanity in the form of two individuals and their struggle with mortality and living a life full of meaning. Talk is the story of a radio shock-jock who faces mortality while staging a marathon radio program where the topic is his own death. While there is no life and death crisis in Art Life—one man’s journey of self-discovery through the art he creates—there is a crisis of faith. Faith in one’s ability and talent. One man struggles to define who he is as an artist as he faces losing a life-long career and the people who love him.

Art Folio 2020

Art Folio is a publication of the best in abstract and contemporary work as decided on by a jury of professional artists, museum curators, gallery owners, art consultants and collectors.

Submissions open every February. Check the website for more details

Design District Gallery Guide

This marketing collateral piece was created for the fine art galleries of the Dallas Design District. Day III was contract to design, print and distribute this guide throughout the DFW Metroplex.

The Curmudgeon's Guide to Gratitude: 100 Days of Begrudging Gratefulness

Who says a curmudgeon can’t be grateful? Well, most curmudgeons to be honest. But, if one, a curmudgeon that is, could be grateful, what exactly would she/he be grateful for? Probably not having to answer a bunch of dumb rhetorical questions.So, there you have it. This book is filled with 100 things a curmudgeon can be grateful for other than not having to answer rhetorical questions.