Tag: art
Pets
For Lucy.
Loneliness
I am an expert at this.
Pakku Rotundus (AKA Realistic Pac Man)
The Pakku Rotundus sculpture is, to date, my best known piece of art. Every now and then a new friend will go “Wait… you’re the Pac Man guy?”
I based the eyes on shark eyes and the mouth on a human/snake/bearded dragon hybrid. The skin was a mix of human, reptilian and elephant skin. The colors were based on fruits, mostly banana and grapefruit.
It was rather ghostly without paint.
Photo Booth Bert
Bert enters BBQ Bar alone, grabs a PBR and proceeds to sit by the balcony. The cheap, hipster-flavored beer is downed almost as fast as his clothes soak up the smell of cigarettes permeating throughout the place. He gets up for another but someone recognizes him and then asks about Ernie. Bert answers “Ahh… well, we don’t talk anymore.” He never gets that next beer, his desire to drink spoiled by the unshakable memories dug up during his one brief conversation of the night. Before leaving, he decides to go into the photo booth for a new profile shot, but can’t hide his foul mood from the camera. He keeps the photo, but hides it away, in a futile attempt to hide that old scar.
Contact me for signed prints.
Prices:
8″ x 10″ – $60
12″ x 16″ – $100
18″ x 24″ – $150
Freedom Fries
Part of my ongoing presidential portrait series, ‘Freedom Fries’ shows George W. Bush in a less affluent timeline.
Contact me for signed prints.
Prices:
8″ x 10″ – $60
12″ x 16″ – $100
18″ x 24″ – $150
Piranha Plant
Many years ago, I had a crush on a friend who was really into Little Shop of Horrors. As a last minute coming home gift, I tried my hand at sculpting and made her a replica of Audrey II. That one broke so I made her a new one, this time with more detail and less of a rush. Seeing this, another friend commissioned me to do a piranha plant from Super Mario Bros. Though it was meant to be a cute replica of the iconic plant, I had a lot of fun putting in extra detail on the tongue. I wondered what it would have looked like if I wasn’t under a time constraint, so I decided to start a new, fully detailed one with an “it’s done when it’s done” attitude. Six months later, I ended up with this. 
I followed it up with a much simpler, softer, and brightly colored baby version.
In the end, I was reduced to a sleepless, shaggy-haired zombie, but it was worth it.
Conversations With My Brain
For the first time since my teen days doodling comics, I decided to make a simple piece as a break from a busy art month. After I posted it on Facebook, for the next several days people kept bringing it up and asking when I’d do another one. So I decided to follow it up and it just became a thing. Surprisingly, it became my most revealing and personal work.
Hello, world.
Let’s get weird.
Contact me for signed prints.
Prices:
8″ x 10″ – $60
12″ x 16″ – $100
18″ x 24″ – $150