MD artist/author with a solid background in medical science, humor, composite imagery and visual wordplay, drawing on more than 30 years of studio experience to create and distribute a signature line of themed composite drawings, reproductions, books and peripheral products. Displayed nationally via art galleries, juried art events, bookstores and web distribution through www.DSArt.com. Creative consultant for non-profit organizations, using verbal/visual imagery to raise awareness and funds for worthy causes: Service Learning, Wounded Warriors, Medical Research, etc. Specialties: Composite Imagery, Visual Humor, Medical & Military Art, Fundraising Current/Recent Projects: "Navy Diver" celebrates the traditions of all military divers who have given their life’s work to underwater ship repair and maintenance, underwater construction, salvage, combat, and clandestine missions. https://dsart.com/shop/ols/products/navy-diver"Eagle Has Landed" Marking the 50th anniversary of the first Apollo moon landing, this Eagle is a walking catalog of US spacecraft. https://dsart.com/gallery/item/eagle-has-landed"EOD Crab", artwork honoring Explosive Ordnance Disposal specialists in all military branches, supporting EOD Warrior Fdn: http://www.dsart.com/gallery/item/aiming-highInaugural quarterly lecturer, Johnson Center for the Arts, Troy, ALhttp://www.troymessenger.com/2014/07/23/don-stewart-begins-artists-talk-series/Past Medical History: autobiographical anthology of short stories: http://www.dsart.com/gallery/item/past-medical-history. "Aiming High", historic artwork honoring the US Air Force: http://www.dsart.com/gallery/item/aiming-high"Follow Me", composite rendering of the US Army Infantry, based on the Iron Mike statue at the National Infantry Museum in Columbus, GA. Unveiled at the Museum on Memorial Day, 2012."Uncommon Valor", a visual chronology of the USMC, unveiled at the National Museum of the Marine Corps November 2010. Has since raised more than $15,000 for Marines' Wounded Warrior Regiment. "Gator Aid", composite drawing with a New Orleans theme, for Barry Guillott's Wetland Watchers service learning program in Destrehan, LA.