I have to cop out on the SotW this week due to being too damn swamped, so here is an illustration I did for Penthouse of recurring guest columnist Dave Navarro. Kind of a Valentine’s Day theme… READ MORE
Here’s a (very) rare commission: Doctor Who’s Peter Capaldi– 8 1/2 x 12 on bristol board, ink with dip pen and washes. READ MORE
This week’s sketch… no doubt soon to be sold as t-shirts in several Etsy stores… is of Oscar winning actress Tilda Swinton. READ MORE
This is heavily based on a gag illustration I did for the MAD show on Cartoon Network, featuring everyone’s favorite cinematic God of Thunder, Chris Hemsworth. READ MORE
Quick warm up sketch of POTUS today… bet this guy is thinking about cartoonists right now after the events in Paris at the offices of Charlie Hebdo. The National Cartoonists Society posted a condemnation of the attacks this morning. READ MORE
Kind of busy right now so I don’t have time to do a real SotW… here are a few concept drawings I did this past summer for a company that provides all the artwork for the Palm restaurants around the country. If you’ve never been to a Palm, it’s a restaurant with the walls covered in cartoons, caricatures and illustrations depicting famous people from the area, patrons, etc. as well as general gags and humor. I did the following as concepts for possible inclusion in the redesigned Palm in L.A. I have no idea if any of them actually made the walls down there. If… READ MORE
I’m beyond busy right now so only had time for a quick sketch late today. The Lovely Anna and I started watching “Arrow” in the last month or two. Here’s Oliver Queen himself Stephen Amell. What do I think of the show? It’s kind of a guilty pleasure. It is way too soap opera-ish for me to really love it, and some of the dialogue is George Lucas-level awful, but the action and the slow unveiling of the story on the island keeps me interested. READ MORE
This week’s SotW is Italian actress, model and recently announced newest Bond girl, the stunning Monica Bellucci. For those American audiences who might not be familiar with Ms. Bellucci, she played Persephone in the final two Matrix movies, Mary Magdeline in “The Passion of the Christ”, starred opposite Clive Owen in the forgettable action film “Shoot ‘Em Up”, and in my personal favorite was one of Dracula’s brides in Francis Ford Coppola’s “Bram Stoker’s Dracula”. Incidentally at 50 she will be the oldest Bond girl ever. READ MORE
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