Showing posts with label so i walked into a bar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label so i walked into a bar. Show all posts

Saturday, August 28, 2010

Have You Ever Seen The Movie...


I don't even know what I can say about this guy. The next morning he'd found me on facebook somehow, and I was greeted with the charming profile picture of his finger up his nose and his mouth wide open with his tongue hanging out. Hawt.

Don't forget that The Art of Secret Prison will be on display at Brave New Worlds this First Friday! Details at the link. I may also print up one of these bar drawing to hang up at the show. Which one do you think deserves the honor?

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Eh?! Native Speaker?!



Remember the "So I Walked Into A Bar..." series? Yeah I forgot about it too. Well, here comes the next edition, from the cramped little bar in my very quiet neighborhood when I lived in Tokyo. This geography teacher was so interested in talking to us about America and American things as he sloshed around for a while. And I apparently made his night after he made an off-the-cuff comment about not liking rap because he can't understand what they're saying.

Japan is the best place to meet friendly, talkative drunks. More of these to come from that side of the world!

Sunday, April 25, 2010

Odds 'n Ends

To get things rolling, I'm gonna slap up some bits and pieces from different projects I've been working on and a couple-a odd illustrations that've been helping pass the time. Being between jobs this past week was at least good for opportunities to get drawin'!


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#1: Doing a series of illustrations called "So I Walked Into a Bar..." based on the multitude of strange, true things that have been said to me at many fine drinking establishments. This one features a singer at a jazz café that I frequent. He got a little upset at my screwdriver.

#2: I think my friend said this was like a grotesque flying squirrel. She's so majestic. Part of "The Functionality of Flaws"

#3: Havin' a good old time with beefy ladies.

#4: At the request of a friend, the true story of my Earth Day birthday.

#5: My friend took her boyfriend on a train-themed weekend getaway and asked for a card a la The Simpsons to go along with the festivities. My version came out pretty deranged. Thinking possibly more of these as a coloring book?


Stay tuned for more!