Every credit line in the recovered corpus that names him, listed against the article or issue it was printed on. Attribution comes from the credit the page itself carries, never from a filename. Files the archive holds are listed separately from finished work that is evidenced but whose binary is not held.
9 of the credited illustrations were made for BADVICE, the recurring column by Marini van Smirren. The series is indexed in full on its own series record.
Weed in jail
Sent by Shelby Hohl to Free Press Houston for print and web, February 22, 2016: one finished artwork — a green anthropomorphic marijuana leaf behind jail bars on a halftone ground — in a web export and its print counterpart. The surviving page A Vote for Kim Ogg is a Vote for Decriminalization of Weed, by Omar Afra, carries the credit line “Illustration by Shelby Hohl”. Neither binary is held; the record is provenance only.
