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Thursday, January 28, 2010

2 completely different things...

Here are two recent illustration jobs I've completed.

First: My proudest vegan moment-
Designing a t-shirt for the Herbivore Clothing Company!
This design will be available on t-shirts and hoodies sometime next week from their store in Portland and online.
For vegan metal-heads and hardcore kids everywhere!


Next: A poster for a Canyon Crest Academy of San Diego's production of Batboy The Musical!



Don't you wanna hire me to illustrate something for you?

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Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Covered again...


I'm on the Covered Blog again. This time I covered a French adult horror comic called Tentation from the '60s or '70s? I'm not sure who did the original (Série Juane?) or what it's all about, but I love this site where I found it. Warning: some of the images may be offensive (there's a woman getting her clothes ripped off on just about every cover), but the artwork is beautiful and creepy.

See my Tentation next to the original at the Covered blog, and be sure to check out some of the other stuff over there.

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Friday, January 15, 2010

Funny (Not Funny)



I have two pieces in this art show that opens next week in Detroit.
The lineup of artists is amazing and I'm really honored to be a part of it.

Here's the info:

FUNNY (not funny)
Recent Comic Art Exhibiting Signs of Black Humor
Curated by Ryan Standfest

January 22 - February 26, 2010
Reception: Friday, January 22 6-9pm

The University of Michigan Work : Detroit Gallery
3663 Woodward / Suite 150
Detroit, MI 48230

Participating Artists:
Ivan Brunetti
Chris Cilla
Sue Coe
Lisa Hanawalt
Glenn Head
Tim Hensley
Ian Huebert
Ben Katchor
Michael Kupperman
Mats!?
Daniel Maw
Taylor McKimens
Travis Millard
Tom Neely
Mark Newgarden
David Paleo
Jonathon Rosen
David Sandlin
Rob Sato
Jon Vermilyea

The "FUNNY (not funny)" exhibition seeks to elicit uncomfortable laughter in the realm of black humor-a place where the serious and the taboo are fodder for comic provocation. Artists in numerous media have long sought to overturn convention and challenge what is funny with what is not as a means of producing humor out of the unlikeliest of situations. Work by the twenty artists on view in "FUNNY (not funny)" demonstrates that cartooning is keeping the tradition of black humor alive and flourishing. The very form of the comics page itself is as relevant a vehicle as ever, freed from so many of the commercial restrictions placed on other art forms, to effectively deliver potent images and narratives that carry with them a very immediate and accurate measure of the absurdity of our age.

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Thursday, January 07, 2010

Indy Euphoria this weekend...


Hey lookee there -- my name's on the poster!

I'm reposting about Indy Euphoria because I just found out that I'm doing a Q&A panel thing along with another awesome artist: SKINNER!

Q&A with me and Skinner on Saturday at 1:30 pm.
I don't know what to expect, but Skinner is a maniac.

Should be fun.

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Wednesday, January 06, 2010

i just figured it all out...


you gotta be kidding me!

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Tuesday, January 05, 2010

Indy Euphoria this weekend in Sacramento, CA

This weekend I'll be heading up to

I'll have all my usual stuff:
BOOKS
PRINTS
The Wolf giclee
Reborn giclee
Rise Above giclee
ORIGINAL ART
various pieces of original art for sale
including some of my horror cover paintings
MORE
AND
if it's done in time, i'll have a new exclusive item.

This Saturday and Sunday!
This is my first time to attend this show,
and my first time as a "special guest"
There's an awesome lineup of artists and comics publishers scheduled.

See you there!

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Monday, January 04, 2010

i just figured it all out...



now i've got a knife...

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