Tag: philadelphia weekly
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Happy Birthday, Johnny Cash!
Happy Birthday, Johnny Cash! This is an old illo for Philadelphia Weekly.
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Home Brew
Here’s an old illustration I did for the Philadelphia Weekly. A write-up on home brewing. Look how fancy I got with adding my website! I didn’t do that much.
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Champagne & Tater Tots
Erin and I have been going through my old clayboard paintings from the early 2000s. I used to love to paint on clayboard as it was a smooth, quick-drying surface. Now most of my work is done in Photoshop, which is a different kind of fun and takes up much less space. I used oils at the time because acrylics dried too fast. I also painted in blue & white instead of black & white because we learned in art school that you shouldn’t even own black paint- you’re supposed to mix it. So I will dub these paintings my ‘Blue Period.’
This one was created for the Top 5 of the Moment in the Philadelphia Weekly: http://www.philadelphiaweekly.com/arts-and-culture/top_5_of_the_moment-38337324.html
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Low Christmas
Another one from Christmas past for The Philadelphia Weekly. The band Low as a trio of sad, blue elves. Check out their Christmas Album!
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P Zitty
P Zitty Flashback Friday from The Philadelphia Weekly… circa 2005? “P Zitty” and his little friend. Sorry the image is so small, I found it on my old website and need to rescan the original. #fbf
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Super McNabb
Donovan McNabb From the Archives: Donovan McNabb for the Philadelphia Weekly circa early 2000s. Original for sale on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/171128444/super-mcnabb-8-x-10-original-oil
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It’s a Wonderful Life, Bill Clinton!
From the Archives: It’s a Wonderful Life, Bill Clinton! For the Philadelphia Weekly before President Clinton left office. Prior to this illustration I had never seen It’s a Wonderful Life- now it’s one of my top Christmas movies and it gets me every time!
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The Strokes pre-9/11
From the vault: an illustration for The Philadelphia Weekly of The Strokes just two months before 9/11. I remember I bought the album for ‘research’ and really liked it. Then after Sept 11 they repackaged it and took out the song ‘New York City Cops’ to show respect for the men in blue. http://
www.philadelphiaweekly.com/ arts-and-culture/ 38353609.html