This book is the third volume in a retrospective series documenting Bill Iles’ artwork from 1988 to 1992, a period marked by intense creative output despite a demanding schedule. During this time, Iles balanced his role as chairman of the McNeese State University Department of Visual Arts, teaching multiple art classes, designing political ads, and submitting magazine illustrations. The book showcases a prolific body of work, including the Progressive Farmer series, blending drawings, paintings, printmaking, and mixed media. Although the pieces are mostly presented chronologically, Iles prioritizes visual and narrative continuity, highlighting recurring themes and shared inspiration across his diverse creations.