Steven Spiro
Steven Spiro started out as a hippie toymaker in 1972. By 1976 he was a full-time professional furniture maker, a craft he still practices today. He always was a slow learner. Now he has become a mega-galactic cartoonist and the CEO of “Woodchuckles.” When not woodworking or woodchuckling, he enjoys time with his family, grandchildren and friends in Wisconsin. Steven’s articles have been published in Fine Woodworking and Fine Homebuilding magazines and his cartoons have appeared in Woodshop News and Woodcraft Magazine.
Steven Spiro started out as a hippie toymaker in 1972. By 1976 he was a full-time professional furniture maker, a craft he still practices today. He always was a slow learner. Now he has become a mega-galactic cartoonist and the CEO of “Woodchuckles.” When not woodworking or woodchuckling, he enjoys time with his family, grandchildren and friends in Wisconsin. Steven’s articles have been published in Fine Woodworking and Fine Homebuilding magazines and his cartoons have appeared in Woodshop News and Woodcraft Magazine.
David W. Sanders
David W. Sanders has been drawing cartoons ever since he figured out which way to point a pencil. Many of his cartoons have been featured in various publications and he maintins a freelance business, Grinzday Graphic Design, in the Great Northwest.
David W. Sanders has been drawing cartoons ever since he figured out which way to point a pencil. Many of his cartoons have been featured in various publications and he maintins a freelance business, Grinzday Graphic Design, in the Great Northwest.