Former Scoreboard animator for the Philadelphia Phillies and Eagles, now working on illustration and design for toys, sports and entertainment.

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A great video that showcases some of the work I've done to re-create and, in some cases, expand on the classic Toy-Biz packaging for Hasbro's modern day collector. piped.video/watch?v=UYy6PZKo…
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Tomorrow preorder Marvel Legends 1300 ET - fan channel retailers like Hasbro Pulse
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Hi-C Ecto Cooler Is Back and on Tap at World of Coca-Cola: ghostbustersnews.com/2026/09…
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Sweet Caroline in Florida. #cubs #redsox @tropicanafield @TheTrop
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Chicago Cubs vs Boston Red Sox. Game 162. #mlb
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Would have been cheaper to have Guy Gardner fly them in a bubble. #lanterns
Ping Ping and Fu Shuang arrive in the US from China, the latest emissaries in Beijing's long tradition of "panda diplomacy." cnn.it/4yV2Vhi
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The main reason I’m watching the Madden movie when it drops. I have to know how Marshawn ended up with tape on his glasses. #amazon #madden
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I do know for a fact that Bill has a Ghostbusters Ecto Glow copter. My question is, did he keep it mint in box…or did he open and play with it?
Tooners, have you ever wondered about Bill's action figure collection? Maybe you're wondering if he has one from your childhood, or when he started collecting. Send it to us here: metv.com/toon-in-with-me-fan…, and it might get answered on the show!
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Hershey’s Chocolate World: Halloween in the Barnyard! I had the opportunity to provide Hershey with key art that helped inspire this sweet Halloween overlay for the iconic HERSHEY’S Chocolate Tour Ride! Halloween in the Barnyard runs now through November 1st @chocolateworld
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Cubs vs Red Sox in Florida. I couldn’t pass up the opportunity. #mlb
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Bill Giles, Phillies chairman emeritus and long-time club executive, passed away at his home in Gladwyne, Pa., this afternoon. He was 92 years old. Known for his immense contributions to the Phillies, City of Philadelphia and Major League Baseball, Giles began his Phillies career in 1969 as vice president, business operations, and was promoted to executive vice president three years later. In 1981, he organized a group that purchased the club, serving as president until 1997 and then chairman before being named chairman emeritus in 2015. Giles was instrumental in opening Veterans Stadium, and later Citizens Bank Park, drawing fans with clever marketing ideas, including the creation of the legendary Phillie Phanatic. He expertly balanced the business and baseball needs of the club, which won two National League East titles and National League pennants during his time as president. As one of Philadelphia’s more civically involved citizens, Giles served on several boards for various organizations, some of which included the Philadelphia Convention and Tourism Bureau, Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, Philadelphia Sports Congress, Police Athletic League and Salvation Army. He was also a past president of the Boy Scouts of America and Corporate Alliance for Drug Education. Giles, the son of former National League president Warren C. Giles, was named honorary president of the NL in 2001 and was a recipient of the Bud Selig Executive Leadership Award for lifetime achievement in baseball in 2010. He was part of a council that expanded the league to 30 teams, incorporated interleague play and re-structured the playoff format with a wild card slot, among other significant contributions. Born in Rochester, N.Y., in 1934, Giles began his baseball career as a teenager working various jobs in the Cincinnati Reds’ public relations department. He went on to advance his career in Houston, serving as traveling secretary, publicity director and promotions director before joining the Phillies following the 1969 season. Reflecting on his life in the game, Giles authored the book Pouring Six Beers at a Time: And Other Stories from a Lifetime in Baseball and co-authored another on the business of baseball, titled Bill Giles and Baseball. In 1999, the Phillies established the Bill Giles Award to honor minor league players who share the same attributes as the namesake: a love and respect for the game of baseball, an outstanding work ethic and pride in being a member of the Phillies organization. Giles was preceded in death by his wife, Nancy, and is survived by his three sons, Michael, Joseph and Christopher, and eight grandchildren, Lowell, Will, Caroline, Dana, Molly, Max, Eliza and Warren. Details on funeral arrangements will be announced at a later date.
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Happy 80th birthday to my good friend @DanBakerPhils Fun fact: when I worked at the vet, if there was an on field pre game event, and Dan didn’t make it up to the Phanavision in time…I got to announce the first batter over the @Phillies stadium pa.
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I worked on that packaging. I’ve never undressed the doll from my sample. I guess I am never too old to learn something new.
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Lunch at Fish on Fire.
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Today, on the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, we remember the victims, their families and the heroic first responders. We shall not forget.
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Mark your calendar for September 29th. That Maximum Carnage card will go fast! #hasbropulse #spiderman #maximumcarnage #toybiz #marvellegends
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Something strange has found its way into the galaxy. 🎃 Tusken Raider, Togruta & Mon Calamari get a spooky-season transformation with new #StarWars The Black Series Halloween Edition figures. 🔗 go.hasb.ro/ShopStarWars Now on #HasbroPulse. Each sold separately.
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A few years ago, I sent my art director at Hasbro pics of 1994 Maximum Carnage card and said that someday it could make a really cool retailer exclusive. I’d throw the idea out there again every year or so, and then last year I finally got the call.
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So I got to work re-creating logo, design elements, & characters to stay as close to the original while fitting current Hasbro card size. The goal was never to reinvent the original or modernize it. I wanted it to look & feel like it could have been picked off the shelf in 1994.
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