I did this two page spread for Sports Illustrated Kids back in 2011. It was a goofy, fun feature where (then) current NBA players had their own mall with gag stores, etc. I can’t find any tearsheets so I do not know who the writer was. READ MORE
Back in the 80’s and 90’s I did a lot of airbrush work, including the occasional piece of clothing. I still have this Val Kilmer Batman I painted on the back of a motorcycle jacket around 1995 or so. READ MORE
I did these spot illustrations for Cleveland Magazine back in 2011 for a story on oddball events in the city that year. They included a zombie bike race, a concession called “Slaphots” where you got a shot of booze and a slap across the face, and a very expensive foodie buffet. I found my pencil sketches for them as well. READ MORE
A few days ago the official “Daily Coronacature” subject was SNL alum Leslie Jones, so I posted a caricature of her and Kyle Mooney I had done as part of an illustration of the full 2017 Saturday Night Live cast. A few people asked to see the full piece. Here it is. I did this as a personal commission for another member of the Not Ready for Prime Time Players, Bobby Moynihan. Bobby want it to give to the cast as an end of the season gift, since it was his last on the show. He told me which character each person should be drawn… READ MORE
I did this spot illustration for Scholastic back in 2007. I can’t remember what the feature was or what it was about, but it’s the four stars of “High School Musical”, Corbin Bleu, Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Tisdale and Zac Efron. READ MORE
I did this back in 2016 after “Superman v Batman” Dawn of Justice” came out… just for fun. It was a satirical commentary on how director Zack Snyder can take all the fun and joy out of virtually anything. I pitched it to MAD for the Fundalini Pages but they didn’t go for it, so I just posted in online. Here it is again about 5 years later, with an update! READ MORE
Since this Sunday is the Super Bowl, here are a series of spot illustrations I did back in 2010 for Penthouse for a gag article about the big game. They were illustrating a “timeline” following a typical guy’s day on Superbowl Sunday. There were a lot of other joke moments in the day but these are the ones they wanted me to illustrate: READ MORE
These are character designs I did for an animated show pitch back in 2009. It was a political parody sort of thing that did not get picked up. They all have their arms out like that because the animation people wanted then that way. I did full “turnarounds” on some others but these were just samples for the pitch. READ MORE
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