Dr. Sketchy's 4/2009 – The Pin Up Bunnies

Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School. When Cabaret meets Art School. I read about this unique drawing class experience in 'Bust Magazine' awhile back and thought it was a fantastic idea. Dr. Sketchy's started in NY, and has now started to branch out all over the world. Recently, I discovered that there was in fact a Dr. Sketchy's here in my own town! I enjoyed myself very much, although I'm very rusty at drawing from life. I just had a chance to work up a final piece from one of my sketches done at that event.

If you don't know about Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School, you should probably check out their website www.drsketchy.com
There might be one in your town. If you're an artist, go check it out!

It's Time to Keep Your Appointment with the Wicker Man

Unfinished Wicker Man piece. Today is the day for a viewing of 1973's 'The Wicker Man' starring Christopher Lee. If you have Flix OnDemand with your cable, you can watch it for free until May 11th.

Johnny Alucard

I was watching Dracula AD 1972 again the other day and it just struck me that Johnny Alucard is actually pretty hot. I really love the colors in the coffee house the kids hang out in so I wanted to play that up. Christopher Neame as Johnny Alucard.

Cherry Darling

Remember: It's Go-Go, Not Cry-Cry.

The Trouble with Jack Burton

This is my 2nd version of Kurt Russell as Jack Burton from 'Big Trouble in Little China'. It's about the same as the first, but I finally drew in his left arm. This is one of those drawings I could probably tweek forever, but I'm just going to share it & move on....
For now.

Dracula AD 1972

Here is a piece I did for the most recent issue of Little Shoppe of Horrors (#22). For those who may not know, Little Shoppe of Horrors is a fantastic magazine dedicated to Hammer Horror. I LOVE this magazine, and I am so honored to have my art grace it's pages, along with so many other fine artists. LSoH always has such terrific articles & interviews, so check them out! For more information, go to the Little Shoppe of Horrors website www.littleshoppeofhorrors.com.

Haunted

Two things I love: One, Any cartoon from the 1920's-1940's that has dancing skeletons, ghosts, graveyards, haunted houses, etc. Two, Any spooky novelty song from 1900's-1940's that has crazy whistles and wot-not. Usually sounds like it came from a cartoon with dancing skeletons, ghosts, graveyards, haunted houses, etc.
So I did this little cartoon of myself here, representing that.