It's Official.

Threadless has posted my shirt design so now I just need you all to click on the link below and score it. Hopefully you'll give it a high score.



Down to the last day!

And the flats are done.

In the interest of showing process here are the flats (unfinished colors) for the piece.

Finally... more Antman & Wasp

So a while back I posted a penciled piece of the 2 diminutive Avengers and said I'd post it as I got stages of it done. Remember? Well, it's finally inked. Did I really have time to ink it? No. Not really. But since the original inked page will be given to the folks at Oconcon to help raise funds for the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin I figured I should squeeze it in to my schedule. So if you like it and happen to be in Oconomowoc, WI on May 4th swing into the Olympia Center and plunk down some money for the kids.



The colored version will be coming... sometime.

Threadless

I figured I'd take a stab at making a few dollars with a tshirt design. I'l have to wait and see if they accept it, but if they do, be sure to go place some votes for me. Thanks.

Very few things in the world of politics scare me.

This is an exception. Please read Mark Simon's article and react accordingly.
Thanks.

In celebration of my new scanner...

I spent some time scanning slides of large drawings (18X24 all the way up to 4 and 5 feet). Here's one of my all time favorite pieces. It was not a good day to be a squirrel.

Escape the Farm

This is the last of the pieces I did for Spree Touring. The job was for black & white art but as previously stated, I couldn't resist doing them in color after the job was done. This piece was based in part on American Gothic, with the other inspiration coming from Hogan's Heroes, WWII escape movies, Chicken Run and trick riding/ supercross. The job was a ton of fun and I'm sure to miss being able to pick away at it for fun and stress relief.