
This year is a Freak Show themed show. This is going to be SO good. Banner art above by Mary Woodring.
I'm going to be having a diorama of a sideshow mermaid. Here's just the banner part of it.

Eisner Nominated freelance cartoonist for MAD Magazine. I'm a self-publisher of the comics Punch to Kill, The Fang as well as the Seattle based anthologies DUNE mini-comic and INTRUDER newspaper comix.

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.
I recently finished this poster for Scarecrow Video's upcoming VIVA VHS show at the Northwest Film Forum.
my first sketches, just fooling with ideas
the sketch that I felt was about right
this was phase 2, placing colors
phase 3 tighting colors and details
This show is going to be cool. The Friends of the Nib got together and put in a bunch of really great drawings and some paintings. These are going to be put up all over the front area of the Cafe Racer as if it was our studio. Ideas abound! Good or bad, thrown all over the place so that one's eyes can pinball around the room and be totally over stimulated. Most everything will be up for sale with prices ranging from $5 to $50. So please stop by and get eye full.
So this will make the 3rd art show I have work in this month! I'm all over the place. I tell ya' though, it's like feast or famin. First it was APW's On the Record, then Muppet Rawk and now Drift. Each one will be displayed till the end of the month.
Below are a few pieces that I came up with today for the show. I referenced some photos that happened to be taken by Coop. I was just searching for "girls holding things" on Flickr. and found some hot women holding vinyl toys. Who'd have guessed it was Coop who took the pictures?
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View LARGER HERE and with notes that link to the Youtube clips I used as reference.
For this show artists had to take an existing rock album cover and re-image it with Jim Henson's Muppets. You could use any Muppet and it the art had to be 12" x 12".











My good friend Satchel Jones out in New York, has a relatively new band called the Seymours with his friend Becca. They're getting ready to promote they're new demo and Satchel asked me to put out some artwork for it.