Innovative Explorer Prints

'Nice this kite sailboat. But how do you actually land it?'

"You just download the app and it stores all your nuts in the cloud."

Rower using his outboard motor to fan his face.

"The thing about innovation, new ideas and change is that it needs to be carefully considered, vetted and fall within corporate governance before being implemented."

Typical Brain Versus Einstein's Brain

Can You Spot the Differences?

Thinking Gears

The first car accident.

"Go away, he's not done playing Cowboys and Indians yet."

"Pssst! Do you have anything on American history?"

'You and Rags working together make great dinosaur finders.'

Paul Ree

"Those new coffee drones are really starting to get on my nerves."

Archimedes, Galileo, Copernicus

Now showing, at a University near you...

Artifishial Intelligence

"Your imagination is running wild. That's not a tiny drone sent to spy on us. That's just a fly."

'I don't like the sound of the engine.'

"I don't think our smart home likes the color we painted it. It keeps spitting it out."

'Rock.' - 'Paper.' - 'Boris.'

'No, really, go ahead. You know me - I'm all about the journey, not the food pellet!'

"I'm afraid your Apple goggles aren't compatible with your X brain implant."

Silhouette hawk swooping down to catch a silhouette rabbit.

"We had a brainstorm - I hope it's a brainchild."

'Thanks for being up support staff.'

'The secret to my success? Even as a kid, I never accepted that annoying phrase, 'None of your business.''

USA Hangs the Dove of Peace

"Well, you say it's wrong, but it could be correct in an alternative universe."

"Must be another paradigm shift."

'Wait a minute! What if this isn't just a puddle?! What if it's a huge, furious hibernating snowman?'

"Well, it might not work but at least it smells bad."

"I'm sad to hear everybody lived happily ever after. That means no sequels to this story."

"Daddy works in a magical, faraway land called Academia."

'We're playing I'm a mummy with lots of different daddies!'

'The school computers are six months old. How can I be expected to be competitive in the job market if I'm trained on obsolete equipment?'