Category Archives: Art

Beginning of a piece I will color in photoshop later.

This video is the result of a helpful conversation with Aaron Greene a good many months ago. We talked about our plans for the upcoming year and he began to talk about the benefit of personal projects as a means … Continue reading →

Sorry for those of you who tried to check my blog today.  I decided to update my wordpress with an “error” theme.  While slick, minimalist, and modern, I found the inability to look at anything a little too “high concept” … Continue reading →

I love doing these little paintings.  I enjoy the immediacy of drawing with the brush, and I like how you can paint over your mistakes, whereas with pencil there’s always mistake residue hanging around.  I took the thing into photoshop … Continue reading →

STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP)–Aleksey Novikov, famed director of the Moscow Art Theater is dead at 83.  The famous protege of Ivan Polikoff is best remembered for his 1949 production of Hamlet.  The play was interrupted before final curtain, and authorities arrested … Continue reading →

I just finished reading a translation (I don’t speak Spanish) of Alessandro Valencci’s 1925 Argentinian horror classic Hellephant: Footprints in Flesh.  For those of you familiar with Italian/Argentinian writer Valencci’s work, you will understand if I say I was scared … Continue reading →

Here are some samples for a job that didn’t work out. The one below is one I threw in to suggest a different angle from the one they had me go with.  I don’t think they dug the alternate angle. … Continue reading →

Here is some Donkeyphant spot art for the cover of a book titled Republocrat.  I’m told it’s like Augustine’s City of God, but updated … and written by a British fella.  The two immediately below were options for the final. … Continue reading →

It’s been a while.  Been busy with projects from which I can’t disclose artwork.  I figured I’d better log in a post for July.  Here’s a rejected cover comp done for the company at which my girlfriend works.  I kind … Continue reading →