Happy Halloween!

Henry and I did a little pumpkin carving this week with a little help from mom as we prepare for his first Halloween tomorrow. He's gonna be a golfer. I think he was more interested in putting the pumpkins in his mouth than the pumpkins themselves.

The Mighty

Has it really been since August I last posted? Pretty weak I'd say. Anyways, heres a poster for the band The Mighty I created for their show happening in a couple of weeks at the Northside Tavern.

Birdie

Here is a painting I recently created as part of a larger project I worked on with the creative team at Intrinzic. This was used as an rfp and the eye was a place holder for a dvd of our work at Intrinzic. Thanks to Mr. Neltner for the photos. Pretty fun project!

Friends of Gentry Benefit Show

I teamed up with Keith Neltner to create this poster for the Friends of Gentry Aubrey Benefit show tomorrow night at the Southgate House. These will be for sale at the show with all the money going to the FOGA scholarship fund. A special thanks to Mike Amann for printing these and allowing me to pull a few myself. We did three on wood as well. I'll post those pics soon.

Day Trip to the Zoo

We took ole Henry on a little trip to the zoo a week or so ago. I think he was more interested in the leaves on the trees than the animals, but we had a great time. I always forget how nice the Cincinnati Zoo is. This year they've brought back the giraffes and you supposedly are able to feed them, although that wasn't the case for us. Oh well, maybe next time.

Happy 4th of July!

New Pornographers

Heres a new poster for the New Pornographers show at this years Saquatch Festival. Unfortunately won't be able to make out to the fest, but it sure looks like quite the lineup.

HOW

If you haven't had a chance to see the new issue of HOW Magazine, heres a pic of page 28, my favorite page of the issue. Go out and pick yourself up a copy!

Sketch

While cleaning off some files on my computer I found this sketch I did for my bird in the post below. Its an example of where most of my illustrations begin. This sketch was about 3 inches tall and done with your regular old blue BiC pen. It was then scanned and redrawn in Illustrator.