A drawing of Mark E Smith inside the shape of Idaho. What more could you possibly want?
“Misty Water-Colored Memories of the Way We Were” (12″ Remixes)
An ongoing series of graphite drawings on paper, mounted inside 12″ record sleeves with letterpress type. 2016 - 2017
There is also a 7″ series, which has been going on for years. I thought I’d posted them here, but I guess I haven’t, so I’ll bung them up soon. Bet you can hardly wait.
‘All In A Day’s Work”
14 x 17 inches.
Graphite, colored pencil & mixed media on board, 2015.
This piece can be seen at my current show at The Compound Gallery in Oakland, which is on until March 13th.
A morning spent drawing Fatty Arbuckle’s mug shot is a good morning.
I recently completed a fairly magnificent portrait of someone who eats at a Taco Bell somewhere in Ohio so often that they became the ‘Mayor’ of that Taco Bell on Four Square.
It was quite possibly my finest moment.
Taco Bell just posted a video of the subject being presented with her likeness. And you, my friends, can witness the whole remarkable debacle unfolding right here.
I’ve got a spread in the new book ’1,000 Portrait Illustrations: Contemporary Illustration from Pencil to Digital’. And I’m in the ‘Experimental’ category, so now we know. If one was so inclined, one could purchase a copy here.
And here's a odd video of a disembodied hand flicking through a copy. Unfortunately they flick right past my page. Perhaps it was just too experimental.
They say one should never ruin an apology with an excuse. Unless it’s a really good excuse.
There are things you should think and not say, and then there are some things you probably shouldn’t even think. Although it’s hard not to.
I’m sorry the apologies have been a bit thin on the ground of late. I will be endeavoring to remedy this situation.
I think it’s about time we had another apology, don’t you?
It’s either a cheap laugh or a deeply insightful exposé of the male psyche.
Take your pick.
That’s an awsome tat, Bro!
Trousers, note. Not pants, my friends, but trousers.
Another atonement in the continuing series. I’m sorry, but I just can’t stop. http://bit.ly/xGvArS
More Jesus themed artwork soon to be appearing at The RayRay Gallery in Chico CA. It’ll be a religious experience. (Sorry, I couldn’t resist it.)