I'm so excited to announce my Kickstarter project. BARK PARK is an ARFabet book of scratchboard illustrations that celebrates the alphabet with a letter-by-letter listing of dog breeds. I hope to communicate the unique inner dog-ness of each dog with my self-generated style of scratchboard. My love of messy ink and precise line work come together in surprising ways on each page. I've created a Kickstarter campaign to help me actualize this dream. You can join the effort by buying a signed copy of the book, an E-Book, archival fine arf prints, and much more.
Please take a moment to check the Kickstarter campaign.
To promote the project, I'll also be drawing a dog a day on my new Daily Dog Scratch Blog at http://dogscratch.tumblr.com
Monday, October 1, 2012
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Seal Walk
Those of you who know me know that I love animals. You can probably imagine my delight when this job from HUE Magazine came my way. Not only did I get to draw animals for the magazine, I also got to go on one of the CRESLI seal walks with Professor Kopelman and saw seals (and lots of very interesting birds) in their natural habitat in the Hamptons. It was an incredible experience. Big thanks go out to Alex and the rest of the HUE team!
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Namaste
Mikey in King Pigeon
Drawing Gina in Camel Pose
This past Saturday, I went to Steamtown Hot Yoga in Scranton, PA and did some live sketching of the amazing folks there. Unsurprisingly, yogis are very good at holding poses, but the poses are so much more intense than anything I have ever sketched before. I tried to keep my sketches quick, around a minute, though I did not have a timer so I really don't know for sure. I did over 15 drawings and had a great time hanging out with everyone at SHY. Big thanks go out to Lara, John, and everyone in the Steamtown community!
John in a Toe Stand
Samantha in Camel Pose
John and Lara in an amazing Couple's Pose
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Ponca Playhouse, Another Season
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
These are the new posters I illustrated for the Ponca Playhouse, the community theatre in my hometown. I created posters for the season last year, and it was fun to interpret a new season of plays. Big thanks to everyone at the Playhouse!
Little Shop of Horrors
Moonlight and Magnolias
On Golden Pond
These are the new posters I illustrated for the Ponca Playhouse, the community theatre in my hometown. I created posters for the season last year, and it was fun to interpret a new season of plays. Big thanks to everyone at the Playhouse!
Little Shop of Horrors
Moonlight and Magnolias
On Golden Pond
Labels:
advertising,
illustration,
poster,
scratchboard,
theatre
Monday, May 21, 2012
More Critters, Another Show
Here are 3 new animal scratchboards completed for a show in Scranton, PA that just came down this weekend at New Visions Studio Gallery.
I also did a live scratchboard demo at the gallery where I scratched a goose from start to finish.
Here are some articles that have been written about the show:
The Electric City: The Artists' Studio
Go Lackawana: Artist at work
Big thanks to everyone at New Visions for their help with the exhibition and to everyone who came out to see the show.
The Electric City: The Artists' Studio
Go Lackawana: Artist at work
Big thanks to everyone at New Visions for their help with the exhibition and to everyone who came out to see the show.
Labels:
animals,
exhibition,
gallery,
illustration,
ink,
scratchboard
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
KINGS
This is a poster for the band KINGS, a queercore alt-country trio based in Brooklyn. Please do yourself a favor and listen to their music. I have heard every recording and have seen them play in the flesh -- they are truly incredible.
Special thanks to my long-time friend Robert for asking me to make a gig poster for his amazing band.
Labels:
animals,
illustration,
music,
poster,
scratchboard
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Wire Works Gin
After anxiously waiting for product shots, I'm so excited to show you the gin labels I illustrated. I provided two small scratchboard illustrations for the labels of Wire Works Gin, a new gin from GrandTen Distilling in Boston.
Big thanks to Alexis (the AD), Matt, and everyone at GrandTen for an incredibly fun project! I can't wait to taste the final result!
Big thanks to Alexis (the AD), Matt, and everyone at GrandTen for an incredibly fun project! I can't wait to taste the final result!
Labels:
alcohol,
illustration,
label,
product,
scratchboard
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