Switched it up this week and did a quick little drawing tutorial. I figured that not everybody has paint at home, so for this one all you need is paper and a pencil (add some color with markers or crayons.) … Read More
New step-by-step painting video up on YouTube! It’s a fun painting of a mighty oak tree; a symbol of strength, morale, resistance, and knowledge. Down here, around Charleston, we have big beautiful oak trees that line the roadways to the … Read More
Continuing my series of places we can no longer visit, I designed an ode to the Pickle Barrel. Anyone who went to Ocean City High School, the old school school- before they built the new one, remembers the convenience store … Read More
At a friend’s request I made a little step-by-step painting video for students who are home schooled or just home from school. It’s good for adults as well, grab some wine or beer and take a drink every time my … Read More
Just submitted this illo to TeePublic’s Fan Art Program. ⚡️ If approved it will be official Schitt’s Creek merchandise: tees, hoodies, phone cases, stickers, all the good stuff!!! Fingers crossed!🤞🏼
Online auction for the skateboards from Board Kids- a skateboard art show is now up thanks to Carnival of Collectables! 100% of proceeds will go to Shriners Hospitals for Children of Philadelphia. 🛹
Last week’s Bill Murray movie was Where the Buffalo Roam. I thought it was very funny and Bill played an excellent Hunter S. Thompson. Well, my only reference is Johnny Depp’s portrayal of the gonzo journalist in Fear and Loathing … Read More
Happy New Year! I was inspired by J.C. Leyendecker’s 1920s Baby New Year illustrations for the poster style of this one. I hope Baby Yoda brings you all good health and happiness in 2020! 🍵 🐸
Neal Gamby’s yearbook picture. If you enjoyed Righteous Gemstones you should check out the even goofier Vice Principals, both created by and starring Charleston-lovin’ national treasure Danny McBride.
Happy 70th Birthday to The Boss! Oil on claybord illo for Magnet Magazine the original is hanging somewhere in my old high school in Ocean City, NJ.
