I don't often draw skulls, much less animal skulls, so I was surprised how naturally easy they were to draw... maybe in the future I'll try and paint some of these on canvas.
I had way too many Burger King ketchup packets sitting in a drawer, so instead of throwing them away I decided to try painting with them. I thought what better subject than Burger King's creepy king.
I'm taking a break from posting anything art related this week. Instead I'm posting some photos and videos I've taken from around the lake. (Sunset Lake - Vicksburg, Michigan)
The pug and Lincoln pieces were my submissions to the Chicago "It's Yours Take It" free art Project. The pieces were painted on cardboard using acrylic, spray paint, Sharpies and Permapaque pens.
I was asked recently to submit some postal sticker art for the Upset Magazine's Going Postal Revenge Show (on May 29th) in Chicago. For my submissions I decided to vary the subject matter to keep it interesting.
I completely forgot to post this earlier. It's an acrylic painting I did late last year on a piece of found wood. I'd like to do more paintings on found objects but I haven't developed that "sixth sense" for knowing where to look.
Having survived Y2K, SARS, mad cow disease, bird flu, killer bees, peanut butter and anthrax, I safely assumed I'd survive the swine flu too. Since I survived I thought I'd celebrate by posting my homage to the swine flu scare of 2009.
I'm still enjoying the creative challenge of designing lunch bags. Here's a recent attributed design using the LOST tv show inspired Dharma Initiative logo.