Showing posts with label dead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dead. Show all posts
November 1, 2021
Dead & Company!
So I got to do a poster for Dead & Company! For their 3-night string of shows this past weekend at the Hollywood Bowl in LA. Halloween is my favorite holiday by far so this was great to be able to do. I'll have some artist edition copies available at some point. More details on that soon.
Labels:
California,
dead,
Dead & company,
Grateful Dead,
Hollywood Bowl,
John Mayer,
Los Angeles
October 5, 2014
Louder Than Life
I was asked to create some t-shirt art for the Louder Than Life music festival that's happening in Louisville, Kentucky this weekend (Oct. 4/5). There are some really great bands playing and I guess it's also a celebration of fine whiskey and food as well as the music, wish I could've gone! They specifically wanted some hot rod/ed roth type art, so I came up with this. I'm posting two versions - I did the color-limited version first, and I still like it a bit better, but they wanted more color, so the second version is what was printed. I still dig it a ton, I just tend to gravitate towards limited color stuff myself. I'm sure the colorful version will sell more shirts though. Regardless, it was a great project, and they were actually kind enough to send me a couple sample shirts too - one of which I'm keeping, the other is for sale in my webstore. The print came out really nice - definitely proud of this one!
Labels:
big daddy,
bottle,
dead,
drag slicks,
dragster,
ed roth,
hotrod,
kentucky,
louder than life,
louisville,
lowbrow,
lowbrow art,
skeleton,
skull,
wheelie,
whiskey,
zoomies
August 14, 2013
April 9, 2013
MOTORHEAD
Labels:
19th century,
beard,
blower,
cyborg,
dead,
death,
engine,
ink,
motor,
motorhead,
octopus,
pen and ink,
sepia,
supercharger,
tentacles,
v8,
victorian,
watercolor
February 25, 2013
Kevin
Just finished this little beast. I'm naming him Kevin. Standing tall at a full three inches, he's not a big guy but definitely makes up for it with that bite. Structurally, he's a repurposed plastic toy combined with an authentic found squirrel skull, finished in acrylic paint. I had a lot of fun making this, it's my first foray into sculpture since high school I think. Might have to go looking for more skulls and make this the first of a series. Who knows. I think I'll probably put him up for sale in my shop within a few days, until then I'll just keep him on the kitchen table and gross out my wife. Ha!
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