Monday, October 27, 2008

IF: Repair {2}



Another one for this weeks Illustration Friday topic. This little robot pirate needs to have a few of the lights in his teeth repaired.
ET$Y

Saturday, October 25, 2008

IF: Repair

PURCHA$E


Just finished this up for a mag a few days ago, seems to work for this weeks theme as well. Story was about a man's obsession with minivans. This one in particular was real lemon and he spent the majority of his days tinkering and repairing something that ultimately destroyed his relationship with his girlfriend. Hope everyone is havin a great weekend!

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FFFFOUND!



Great image bookmarking site that has lots of beautiful illustration, design, and photography work featured on it.
http://ffffound.com/

Thursday, October 23, 2008

Chronogram





These are some illos that I just finished up for Chronogram's November issue. They accompanied a great fiction piece by Mimi Lipson titled "The Minivan".

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Indypendent



An illustration done for the Indypendent that accompanied an article on Thomas Frank's new best-seller, The Wrecking Crew.

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Illustrophile*



The nice folks over at Illustrophile* featured me on their site today. Thanks guys!
http://www.illustrophile.com

Friday, October 10, 2008

Disappointing

The Graphic Artists Guild is an official disappointment, Brad Holland has posted his responses to their weak stance on the Orphan Works Act here.

Instead of standing up for the group that they so proudly claim to represent they've thrown in the towel and told all of their members just to accept their fate and get accustomed to having their worked ripped off...thanks GAG, real noble of ya.

IF: Strings




Illo I did awhile back titled "Fly Fishing"... seems to fit the bill for this weeks "strings" topic. Hopefully I'll have a chance to illustrate something new for this one too.

Prints available at my store and etsy.com

Sunday, September 28, 2008

Rivet




Couple of recent illustrations done for Rivet Magazine. The first was for a light hearted and humorous article titled "Mr. Right" that pulled a little inspiration from the movie Say Anything. The second was a "Libra" themed illo for the horoscope page.

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

NO SPEC!!!

Really great article I came across on the net. I wish more illustrators and artists thought this way...LINK - the actual article is about six posts down...you'll need to scroll.

Pics from the show!

These are a few pictures from the show I was a part of a couple months ago. It took place in an old abandoned loft space that myself and a group of other artists reclaimed and used for the night. The entrance is about 3 feet tall which forces everyone to enter on their hands and knees...a unique and humbling experience. Many thanks to Karen and Jacob for hosting and organizing everything for the event!









Here's a really great slideshow that Karen put together from all the photos at the event too. Thanks Karen!



Friday, September 12, 2008

IF: Island



This is for the Illustration Friday "Island" topic. I actually used this for the "garden" topic a while back, but did a limited edition print series for it since then titled the GARDENER ON POTATO ISLAND. Here is the original message that accompanied the first one...
Funny how a word can transport you back in time when you really start thinking about it. My mom used to let me grow potato plants in jars on our window sills as a kid (bless her, cause they start to stink after awhile). They grow pretty quickly so I used to get really excited to look at them each day when I got home from school to see the progress. Then at night my mind would wander beyond the science of things and imagine the little people that showed up during the day to water the vines while I was away at school.

So this is the illustration I came up with after that thought...

Prints: signed and numbered (16x20 and 8x10) available through RAWTOASTDESIGN.



PURCHA$E

Sunday, September 7, 2008

Indypendent

PURCHA$E


Illustration for a book review on "The Samaritan's Dilemma: Should Government Help Your Neighbor?"