Showing posts with label comedy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comedy. Show all posts

Saturday, December 8, 2018

The Fang - Moon Light Snack (just a taste)















Artwork copyright 2018 Marc Palm
Buy a copy of The Fang here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/569084741/the-fang-vol-1-late-night-snack?ref=shop_home_feat_1

Saturday, January 14, 2012

Meat and Potatoes Go To the Beach

Since winter here in Seattle is generally grey and depressing, Corbett Cummins asked that I put Meat and Potatoes on the beach in the Archie Universe this time.
I did so and while they were there, Meat and Potatoes kicked a little sand around.
Around the head of the bully who kicked sand in Archies cute little face! Get'em Meat! Hold'em down Potatoes!!




Drinky Movie Holiday Spectacular

So the Entertainment Show put on another Drinky Movie Show and it was for the Holidays!! You know the "holidays" I'm talking about.
I designed and illustrated another poster with Derek Sheen as the Grinch, Travis Vogt as Jack Frost, and Kevin Clarke as a lovable Gremlin.
This was also a release party for the complete Adventure Buddies DVD set. Which features artwork by me and you can BUY ONE NOW!!! 


Meat and Potatoes in Tintin Land

Corbett Cummins puts on a show monthly called Meat and Potatoes, and I do an elaborate poster for each one. Each one has the characters Meat (arena fighter?) and Potatoes (a Agatha Christie-like detective) interacting within a new cartoon world usually based on a known cartoon franchise. The month of December we put them into a world similar to Tintin. Timely, No? Here they're looking for a mysterious man in the Tombs of the Terracotta Warriors.
Where will the end up next?




Drinky Movie Show

Here's a poster for the first Drinky Movie Show put on by Derek Sheen, Travis Vogt and Kevin Clarke at the Sunset Tavern in Ballard, Washington. It was a show dedicated to comedians talking about film, presenting short films, and dissection of horrible movies.


Saturday, October 29, 2011

Devastator Issue #4

I got to do the back cover for the 4th issue of the satire comic magazine the Devastator. Check it out! It's coming out in November and should be in all respectable book stores and comic shops.
Check out the Devastator site for a preview and then order your very own copy. If you cannot or will not support a local business.


Meat and Potatoes! Nov 6th!!


Monday, October 3, 2011

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Laff Hole '88 with Paul Merrill


Paul Merrill asked me to come up with a corny 80's VHS box like poster for his Laff Hole '88 show this March 2nd at Chop Suey in Seattle. Brought to us by the Peoples Republic of Komedy
He knows my work well from doing the Adventure Buddies and even illustrating him for the 5th episode
This was fun to do. Pretty different from the Adventure Buddies stuff, but still focusing on the aesthetic of the VHS box art.

Adventure Buddies - Episode 6 Revenge of the Return


Here's the last of the Adventure Buddies posters. All 6 episodes have been finished and shown. It's over for now. I'm sure there will be some DVD stuff, some story books, and soundtrack releases yet to come but for now it's done. Check out the show on Funny or Die!

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Adventure Buddies Episode 2




Adventure Buddies Episode 2 - Blasts from the Past!
In honor of all the Vets, VHS Nam War covers and... G.I.Joe the Great American Hero.


Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Entertainment Show VS Cancer poster


The Entertainment Show is going up against Cancer itself with the might of Comedy, Movies, and Music!! This event is a benefit for our friend Chris Cavanaugh who is currently fighting off the bastard that is Cancer.

If you want to help, donate to Cancer Bites the Big One.





Also prints are available for sale. Any profits made will be directly donated to the Cancer Bites the Big One cause.



Image is based off of fantasy book covers. I used a pencil drawing of the battle, photoshop and painter to make it pretty.

Thursday, July 23, 2009

One Nite Only Part II

A poster that I did for Kevin and Travis of the Entertainment Show fame. When I came up the the daredevil idea, this style of art came with it. It's not my usual way of doing things, but it's how I thought it would best be done. What Kevin suggested for the poster was "Simple and Epic". So... daredevil stuff is pretty much that. It was either this or dragons and unicorns. Cliche and tired. I also didn't want to use the red white and blue colors, that's why it's pink and green.
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