Here's a little bit of the old Hulkster. He's sad right now. This watercolor is for an exhibition taking place at Subtext Gallery down in San Diego, in honor of Comic Con. Come see?
A COLLECTION OF SUPERHERO MISHAPS
Subtext Gallery 2479 KETTNER BLVD. SAN DIEGO, CA 92101
San Diego Comic Con Weekend: July 24th-26th, 2009 Opening Reception: Friday, July 24th, 6-10pm
Back to watercolors for a bit. This one is about that time that Batman turned into a panda spirit in order to confuse Wolverine long enough to free the butterfly kingdom from the naughtiest bird in the world.
I had an old fashioned yellow #2 pencil in my hand the other day, and I got to pushin it around until these guys came out. Now I show them to you in the hopes that they make you smile.
(Hopefully) Everyone remembers Cherie getting stuck in the fridge on Punky Brewster. This painting commemorates the trauma inflicted on all of us because of it. It will be on display, and for sale, at Gallery 1998's "Idiot Box" show on April 2nd.
"Cherie's Fridge" Acrylic on Canvas 14 x 18 inches $150.00
Here's a painting I did for Mike Bilz's show at Alpha Cult Gallery. It opens March 14th in Long Beach. You can buy this painting for $100.00. Signed and everything.
Yeah, I'm in a show. Couple paintings, some drawings, and some nice thick prints for sale. Its all happening at Meltdown this Saturday, round 8pm. Come! Below is a preview of the paintings (and the prints, technically). Thing is, you only get to see the drawings if you come to the show. That's how I roll now. They're like, totally good.
I did these for my brother cause he asked super nicely. And he was really cool about letting me do whatever. And he gave me the shoes. And it sounded fun. And I saw that Nathan Ota did a pair recently, and I thought the coincidence was significant. He taught me how to paint and he is great.