T Shirt

Here is a Shirt I painted about a year ago. It is a loose interpretation of Harry, the gentle Sasquatch from the 1987 Film Harry and the Hendersons. This was always one of my favorite movies growing up, and so I thought it only appropriate to commemorate this movie in a wearable medium. I get alot of comments and most people recognize him.

catch you later.

This is a small series I did sometime late last year. It is a family. The dad, who I drew no inspiration from my own father for, is a beaten, workaholic. The mother is a trendy mom who is probably about ready for a divorce. She's ready to break-away from her old family life, and start a new one, filled with late nights at a hip club where she knows the younger crowd hangs out. And the kid was drawn from that dirty kid I always saw before my little league games as youth. He was probably the younger brother of somebody on the opposing team, but he always lurched near the concession stand, throwing a baseball repeatedly against a wall, and begging his mom for more money to spend on big league chew. He had layers of nacho cheese, b-b-q sauce, dirt, snot, and powerade on his mouth region.

Dear ol' Dad:
The Head of the Family

Trendy Mom:
The Lioness

Dumb Kid:

Enough Said

A piece or two from last year

Churning Japanese

This piece came to me while listening to that great 80's song "Turning Japanese", by the Vapors. And as you guessed.. it is yet another pun. I'm full of this crap. I showed this piece to my mom, and she loved the barn in the background, but thought that I had ruined the aesthetics of the painting by placing the Asian kid in the foreground. I had to explain that this is the joke.

Secret Handshake

This piece is somewhat of a self-portrait. I'm on the right, and on the other elbow is just one of my characters. This piece is weird, and I suppose the only comment I have about it is that I am intrigued with body parts replacing other body parts--which goes back to that age-old Third grader question, What if we had a hand coming out of our stomach, or what if we ate through our buttoms, and made waste with our mouths?

A few weeks ago, my girlfriend had a birthday... and I always try and create my own card for her, or for everyone for that matter. But here is this years.

Front



Inside

It's unconventional.. But that is what makes it sweet.

What I've done lately.

I said I'd have more soon... I meant it. when I typed it 20 minutes ago.

This is an idea I had one night.. It is a bit of a pun, which I have a clear weakness for. I was worried that this may be offensive, but I definitely had no cruel intentions when drawing this.

Here is a piece I did for my grandparents. I was afraid they would not like my style, considering they have portraits in their house that have a softer, professional portraitist look to them.
Anyway, They did like it. Or at least said so, but then again, they are my grandparents.Here is a portrait I did for my Step-something, Misty and her boyfriend. They asked me to do this after seeing the one I had done for my grandparents. I feel pretty good about the result.

It is odd to do so many portraits at one time, when I really don't feel like they are my strong point.

Up Next: My Birthday Card for my Lady Friend.

Little Game of Ketchup

Lately, I have been working on some ideas for a series of paintings. The theme of the series, is Movie Titles turned into Food. For example... Rosemary's Gravy.. The Egg-sorcist... Creature From the Black Legume. You get the idea. Here is a piece I finished and framed Yesterday.

It is a Day of the Dead inspired painting. It's getting closer to Halloween, so I'm the mood for skeletons. More to come soon... very soon.

First Post!

Hey there, I am going to progressively put artwork up as I get time.
Here's one to start off.
This guy is just a guy I draw often. I am interested in Amputees for some reason.