Father Figures

Working on some stuff for a show. Details soon.

"King For A Day" at Hero Complex Gallery

I think I can finally mention this one. I did a promotional piece for "King For A Day" a tribute show to the works of Stephen King at Hero Complex Gallery. Show opens on March 21st. Big high-five from the east coast to Adam on the west coast for including me in this show. 

Below are some process pics and details from the final image.

"Where's my cake, Bedelia?"

The Mission Continues

More sketches from the mission to draw every day for a year.

Marc Maron

Moon Zappa

Robert Pollard of Guided by Voices. I know this will only draw attention, but try and disregard that horrible little self-portrait.

Lindsey Buckingham. Rumors-era and Tusk-era.

Linda and Charles Bukowski.

"Surfing the Rat"

More of The Gang

Some more of the faces that I've been doing on a daily basis. Not sure how I managed to draw Rick Ross, Willie Nelson and John Steinbeck all in a row, but there must be some weird underlying connection that caused me to move from one to the next.

Somewhat of an Odd Couple

The father of that incubus in the White House:



I feel like it's sort of a requirement or an obligation to draw certain people when you are interested in caricature. Politicians just seem like a must for some reason, but I still haven't done Nixon. I wonder if they were ever sorted, if there are more George W. Bush caricatures/illustrations over Nixon, or vice versa, and which president has had the most scathing drawings done of themselves.


Christopher Hitchens:


I love how Christopher Hitchens looks absolutely wrecked sometimes during interviews. I also love his brutally honest attitude, especially when he has been on Fox News speaking about Mother Teresa and the Reverend Jerry Falwell and others.

New(ish) Drawings

You can't go wrong with drawing wrinkles, scraggly hair, and sagging faces: especially when it's Gene Wilder. Him and Eric Idle have started to look like eachother now that they have aged considerably. I thought that could be a fun thing to read in case you might be wondering if Gene Wilder or Eric Idle resemble another actor now. Or maybe it wasn't that fun.


Good ol' Stephen King. Not even getting struck by a van can slow him down. It just sped him up.

I Watch Stupid Movies

Did some more quick caricatures/portraits.


While I was working at this one of John McCain I was subconciously turning him into a C.H.U.D. (Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dweller). Imdb that for further clarification. He sometimes does look like some deformed mutation that could have been spawned in a NYC sewer.

Aldous Huxley, much better than a C.H.U.D.