One of the oldies . . .

One of my favorite paintings from my time in NC (2004). It's a weird one, but I still dig it. Home Depot square birch ply panel. Can't beat 'em with a stick.

Gap Tees

Some of the new GAP Kids tees I did . It's fun to do some nuts and bolts perspective work, and drawing sweet rides is pretty gnarly too, especially when you're pretty much just making them up.

Haunted Hizzle!

A little haunted house that's one of about 15 buildings that are part of a new advertising job I'm working on . . . More to come later!

Rogues Gallery

Its on the way . . .Loki, Apocalypse, Doc Ock, Thanos, Mephisto, Magneto, Blob, Juggernaut, Electro, Mysterio, Dr. Doom, Venom, Red Skull, Sabertooth, Bullseye, Emma Frost, Mystique, Leader, Super Skrull, Mister Sinister, Arnim Zola, MODOK, Madame Masque, Green Goblin, and Callisto.

Wednesday to Friday . . .

Well, the internet works pretty fast. After the "completed heroes" post on Wednesday, which I also posted on WFOF, fellow contributor Jashar posted it on a few comic blogs and a few people picked it up on my blog, and weezoo - on Friday I get a call from Daniel Franzese - the actor who most notably played "Damian" in Mean Girls. Along with being a nice fellow, he also curates shows, and is curating a show based on superhero art which opens on this Friday at Royal/T, owned by Susan Hancock, who is a big contemporary Japanese Pop collector as well as being on the board or patron of major contemporary art museums from the Guggenheim to the New Museum, to MoCA in Miami and seems to run a pretty great space in Culver City.

All in all, in two days, this piece went from a fun little side project to a gallery in LA, thanks to good ol' Mr. Internet, and his miraculous tubes.

Plus it looks like there's going to be some really fun work and costumes for those of you on the sun-drenched side of the country!

Jim Wright

I love Jim Wright's Japanese print meets Grandma Moses on acid look.

Completed Heroes . . .

Heroes!!

How do I spend my time sometimes? Why .. . Nerding, of course. This is a little piece Im working on inspired by a T-shirt I got in Walmart.