Handy Little Drawings

I'm thrilled to be offering over twenty original drawings on my Etsy site - all of which are small enough to hold in your hand. Given their size, each piece is priced under $100. Most of these drawings are from my Going Postal series - in which each piece incorporates a postage stamp. Others are from my Jackpot Drawing series, in which a lottery ticket or game-card is used as a canvas. I hope you'll take a peek!

Faith - projecting high hopes onto a lottery game

Fish market, Spain - mixed media on watercolor paper

Stray Dogs - drawing on lottery game

Selma, Alabama- mixed media on watercolor paper

To Have, or Have Not - mixed media piece inspired by Occupy Wall Street

Astro Boy ( a tribute to Japanese artist, Osamu Tezuka)

Ode to Albrecht Dürer

Fish Market, Portugal

All drawings will be carefully packed and mailed promptly via U.S. Priority Mail.

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Wrestlers, Mexico

Here's a new piece in my series called World Tour - drawn on old maps. This one was inspired by the proud tradition of Lucha libre wrestling in Mexico. I'm thrilled to be offering beautifully reproduced prints of this map series at my Etsy shop. Your can see them here!

Famous Terrorist Sympathizers?

 

I doodled this sketch this morning. Are these terrorist sympathizers? Or just a bunch of guys with really long beards?

detail of Bob Bergdahl (father of former prisoner of war, Bowe Bergdahl)

 detail of Phil Richardson from Duck Dynasty, Dusty Hill from ZZ Top, Leonardo Da Vinci

 detail of Teen Wolf, Allen Ginsberg, and Walt Whitman

Graduation Day

Congratulations to the graduating class of Dutchess Day School. I was asked to draw portraits of this dynamic group of 8th graders - to be presented to them at their graduation ceremony. I had fun getting in touch with my inner middle-schooler to create these dry-brush drawings. Below are a few examples:

Congratulations to all the graduates out there!

Word Play

Unfortunately, many Americans experience the feeling of being broke. If you could change your frame of mind, what would it be like to feel baroque instead?

Heroin art

It's always nice to see my work on the printed page. This piece for  About Town addresses the heroin epidemic which is affecting our region. You can read the full story here.

You can view my new illustration website here!