Showing posts with label alien. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alien. Show all posts

Monday, October 26, 2020

Wild Times at The Drive-In


New one in honor of the holiday I make the most illustrations about and the Elmira Drive-In, and just drive-ins in general. I miss the days of hanging out there and watching some b-grade, and sometimes top shelf, horror double feature. And some probably fondly recall going there to make out with someone for hours. 

This was originally intended to be a straight forward landscape painting but I couldn't resist adding all this mayhem. The drive-in is a mash up of several looks that they've had over the years. There are some nods to favorite films of mine and then just general nonsense that I associate with the genres. Detail pics below.










 

Tuesday, June 25, 2019

"Character and Narrative" opening August 16th


Here's my first taster piece from the upcoming group show I will be included in, along with Travis Winters, Tom Sarmo and John Van Horn at the Foothills Art Center in Golden, CO. The show will kick-off on August 16th! 


Friday, August 21, 2015

The Trifecta of Musical Destruction


Recent t-shirt design for the Brooklyn-based band ALIEN TRILOGY. They're on tour and the shirts are available for purchase at their merch booth. Process pics below.





Thursday, October 30, 2014

An alien for the birthday boy


Recent commission. The birthday boy who this was done for loves Alien 3 and his friends wanted to surprise him with a picture of the creature from the film. Below are some sketches and process pics. 








Tuesday, October 28, 2014

FAIL!!!!






Welp, I stated about a year ago (fuck, that went reaaaaaallly fast) that I was going to attempt to draw every day for a year. I'm sure you noticed but, I'm gonna come clean; I didn't make it. Lasted about 7 months. C'est la vie. I think I started the whole odyssey with some Halloween themed drawings and we might as well end it that way, with the addition of my Edward Gorey themed a-frame for Gimme! Coffee.

This here is a sneak peek of something bigger that I'll post in a little while. Not too hard to guess what it is.


Wednesday, October 8, 2014

A Selection of Sketches


 Scott Walker. Again.



Finally watched the first season of True Detective.


Interpreting a line from one of Charles Bukowski's poems.



Did a couple versions of Mick Fleetwood. You can't tell here but the second drawing is twice the length of the first version I did. I think I could stretch him even more.



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