So, I bought a painting last weekend. The painting pictured above to be more precise. I really love this guy's stuff. His name is Jason Limon. I believe he's from San Antonio. Click on the image and check out his paintings on Flickr. You'll be glad you did.
This is my crappy caricature of Wayne Newton. I don't normally do caricatures. This is why.
So, I saw Wayne Newton Saturday night. Live. In Aurora, Illinois. Don't ask me about the strange chain of events that led to me attending said concert. The man is Cheesy, with a capital "C". But, he obviously loves what he does and he can pack the house. I bought a t-shirt.
Fun Fact: The Illinois Wayne Newton fan club calls themselves "The Wayniacs". Needless to say, all 12 of them were female and, well, somewhat past their prime.
Woohoo! I got my new Devil Girl Stickers in. They came out really nice. They measure roughly 2.25"x4". I'll be selling them at my table at Staple! for $1 each. What a bargain! I'm also planning on having silk screened moleskine notebooks. The silk-screening gods willing, that is.
Sorry for the lack of posts. Life's been a bit busy. I should have more stuff in the next couple of weeks as I get stuff ready for Staple!.
This is a portrait of Austin Radio DJ Rick McNulty. His lovely lady Ellen commissioned me to do the painting. I had some fun with this one.
24x36, Oil on board.
I took this shot after work today with my iPhone. It looked like someone paved the Chicago River with flagstones of ice.
Sorry I haven't posted much in the last week or so. I had food poisoning Thursday and Friday last week that pretty much put me out of commission for a while. Hope this made the wait for new stuff worth while.
This is an ink drawing I did today and colored in Photoshop. I don't know if this is the final color scheme. I kind of think the pink hair is fun. Enjoy!
Hey kids! There's a new batch of Post-It Note art over at my Flickr page. You can click here to see them all.
I drew this Friday afternoon at the Dallas Museum of Art. They have this really beautiful complete suit of 17th century samurai armor. It also had the sword, bow and quiver of arrows.
Info: Late Momoyama period- early Edo period. Early 17th Century.
Presented to Mori Kobayakawa Takakage by the emperor.
I did this a couple of nights ago when I was visiting Austin and hanging out with some of the fine folks in the Austin Sketch Squad.
Pencil, Pitt Brush Pen & Sharpie
Wishing you all the best this Holiday Season, and a Happy New Year!
Gouash on illustration board, Photoshop.
This is a custom KidRobot Munny I painted for a commission. I customized the ears and made his walking stick out of Super Sculpey. You can see in-progress photos here.
I should be making more art posts this week before I head to Dallas for the holidays, so check back later in the week!
