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| Wednesday January 18, 2012
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I do have some updates, but this is more important for now. Expect more soon...
Stop SOPA and PIPA!
Watch THIS if you want more information about what SOPA and PIPA could mean for the internet. It only takes 5 minutes and really breaks it down well.
And watch THIS if you want to remember a slightly different case of control/censorship (or at least until I get sued and have to take it down).
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| Friday December 2, 2011
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I know I skipped a month but here's a bunch of updates to make up for it!
I did a record cover front and back for an Australian band named Monuments as well as a tshirt design for a Philly based tattoo shop/art space called Black Vulture Gallery. Larger versions of all these images are in the Records section and the Shirts section.
I was also asked to be in an autumn/Halloween themed group show curated by Paul Romano at Gallery 309 here in Philly. I didn't have time to do any new work but I did get 1 color prints made of three of my newer pieces. (thanks to Awesome Dudes Printing!)
The show was great and there was some amazing artists involved. Some of my favorites were Jeanne D'Angelo (obviously), Jeremy Hush, Paul Romano, Eric Eaton, Ketch Wehr and Anthony Pedro. Here are some pics.
PS-A bunch of friends and I have posted our best of the year music mixes on a blog called Songtrade. If you're interested in what's been fueling my nonstop illustration bonanza this year click HERE and find out!
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| Tuesday October 4, 2011
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Here's a bunch of new stuff! The first things are a two new record covers (for the full story and larger sizes on both go to the Records page) and then a new shirt design for Grindcore House, the all vegan coffee shop here in Philadelphia.
This next image is the cover for the book that went along with the Dead and Dreaming show at
Paradigm Gallery.
The opening was amazing and the show is full of amazing artists. You can buy the print on demand book here.
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| Monday August 8, 2011
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So here's the other huge thing I've been working on. I got invited to a group show based on the works of H. P. Lovecraft called
Dead and Dreaming. Of course I freaked out. I wanted to do something more than just the single monster on a blank background bestiary style like the stuff on
my blog, Yog-Blogsoth. So I chose to do a portrait of Wilbur Whateley from the The Dunwich Horror, with his "father" holding him. This is the end result.
These are all going to be printed in a book and we were asked to provide in progress shots. Here's that.
Notice, in the bottom pic, all the movies. While I was working on this, Jeanne D'Angelo was working on one of her most detailed and intense pieces. Sooooo, we went through a LOT of movies. I have to say the Video Nasties documentary really saved our asses. A full length documentary with two separate 3 hour long featurettes. They were all the trailers for the video nasties with introductions by critics and filmmakers. Amazing stuff. And Kim Newman is in it and he's great.
Also watched during this process, Marble Hornets, Nightmares In Red, White and Blue, Invasion Of the Body Snatchers, Nightmare, Zombie Holocaust, Happy Birthday To Me, Not Quite Hollywood, Spine Tingler and The Prowler!
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| Sunday August 7, 2011
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Hey guys! I have a giant update today. I've been holding back because a few of these pieces couldn't be released due to clients requests. Now it's time!
First up are three black and white symmetrical stuff piles! The first is a flyer for a Punch show here in Philly that R5 is doing. The second is a logo for my friend Eric's zine Rumpshaker, and the last is a flyer for an Australian goth/industrial dance night called Hexx. You can see higher res versions of these on the flyers and logos pages.
The next piece is a cover for a new low budget horror movie from the director of Beverly Lane. This one's a slasher called Idiot Gore. I'll also post a higher res version of this on the Miscellaneous page.
There's even more but I'll try to make a post tomorrow so as to not overload this one.
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| Friday July 8, 2011
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Here are my three pieces for the From Whence We Came show tonight. They're a Marine Sow, a Ziphius and an unnamed antiquated cryptid. The show opens tonight at Benna's Cafe in South Philly. Again, my friend Ryann Casey organized the show to benefit the Sea Shepherd and Oceana.
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| Thursday July 7, 2011
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Hey everyone! Still waiting to post those two secret pieces, but in the meantime, I've got 3 pieces in a show tomorrow (July 8th) at Benna's Cafe in South Philly. The show is called From Whence We Came and it was organized by my friend Ryann Casey to benefit the Sea Shepherd and Oceana. There are some amazing artists involved including, Jeanne D'Angelo, Ketch Wehr, Kat Moran, Justin Gray, Peter Wonsowski, Eleanor Grosch, Melissa Farley, and a bunch more!
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| Thursday June 23, 2011
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Ok, so there's been a TON of stuff going on even though I haven't been updating this month.
For one, my blog, Yog-Blogsoth has been getting a huge amount of internet press. You can check out the blurbs/articles from Boingboing, Weird Tales, Wired, and even this Hungarian blog Sotet Jovo!!
I also did an interview about Yog-Blogsoth with Pittsburgh based author Jay Dinitto.
As far as non-blog work goes, I finished up a logo for a friend and I'm halfway through a dvd cover, BOTH of which need to be kept under wraps until further notice. So, expect images soon!
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| Thursday May 26, 2011
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Hey guys. Just an update, the show at Grindcore House went amazingly well! I sold a third of the 68 drawings at the opening and saw a few more go the day after! I've been focusing on that and Yog-Blogsoth so I thought I'd post some comparison pics.
I've been working on this project for a while now and as I've been going back over the old pieces I've found some that I wasn't quite happy with.
First up is this Shoggoth. I wanted to make it look more fluid and capable of moving fast if it needed too. I also realized Lovecraft never mentioned "mouths" in his description, just eyes.
My Deep One wasn't the worst but I was in the habbit of putting tentacles on everything to make it "Lovecraftian". They weren't necessary and didn't help any. I think the new design is more in keeping with the fishy/froggy idea Lovecraft had in mind.
So the Elder Things are probably the most minutely described creatures in all of Lovecraft's fiction. Three paragraphs worth of anatomy. I took way too many liberties when I took my initial go at it.
I also thought that the Mi-go could use a mouth but now I realize the lack of a traditional face is one of the things that makes the Mi-go so alien. I also made it more of a "crustacean".
If you want to read more about this show you can check out the Philly Weekly blog article here.
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| Tuesday May 10, 2011
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A few new things. First up is the card for my upcoming Lovecraft themed show at Grindcore House in Philadelphia.
It'll be Friday, May 20th from 7-9pm.
Secondly, you should check out this cool interview Jeanne did over at The Living Doorway.
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| Wednesday May 4, 2011
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Hey everyone. Sorry I skipped a month with updates but I've been on vacation in Ireland and England with Jeanne.
As you can see, we went to Stonehenge, but we also visited Newgrange and Knowth, two awesome neolithic sites in Ireland.
I was also working one two "secret" projects. The First one is a flyer for an upcoming Tragedy show here in Philadelphia that I couldn't post it until now.
The second was a shirt for my friend Derek's band, Stockpile. It was his birthday last month and I contacted the band about doing a shirt for them as a present for Derek. It worked out really well and he loved it!
Ok more updates soon including my new Lovecraft monster show this month at Grindcore House!
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| Wednesday March 16, 2011
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Here's a new piece I did as a present for my friend Sal at
Peasant Magik. There's some not-so-subtle references to Big Trouble In Little China and The Golden Child in there.
I've also got another process shot of this one. I tried a different approach. Since so much ink pulls up when I erase my pencil marks, I drew the left half on one sheet of paper and then used a different piece of paper to ink it with a lightbox. Then, instead of folding it in half to get the right side, I flipped the original sheet over. the only problem I encountered was that, once flipped, my lightbox wasn't strong enough to see through something on the backside of a sheet of paper.
Check out the slightly larger version
here.
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| Monday March 14, 2011
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Hey everyone!! My show with Jeanne was last week and it went better than we could've hoped for. Tons of people came out and it was packed from start to finish.
There's pictures on the Part Time Studios website, but more importantly they set up a
Webstore of our stuff. I bunch of people have contacted me about purchasing prints in the past and until I set up my own store you can buy framed originals AND prints
HERE!
Also:
Easton Allyn asked me to do a cover for him about 6 months ago. However, due to a huge backlog of work, one solo show and one split show, not to mention him having no deadline, it took until now for me to finish it. That being said, I'm super proud of how this one came out. The level of detail and color are beyond what I usually accomplish and I'm going to try to make this the norm from now on. There's a larger version in the Records section section.
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| Tuesday March 1, 2011
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Here's the final piece for my show at Part Time Studios. It's the largest piece I did for the show and the largest in reputation as well! Leviathan!! Here's an excerpt from Cathy Rose's excellent book Giants, Monsters and Dragons that includes an quote from the bible.
"This vast creature, over 900 miles in length, with seven heads and 300 eyes, is invulnerable and encircled the world in the great abyss or the depths of the cosmic ocean.
'Out of his mouth go burning lamps, and sparks of fire leap out"
"He maketh the deep to boil like a pot; He maketh the sea like a pot of ointment'
-Book Of Job 41:19-33"
Here's another process shot.
1-Another crappy thumbnail sketch.
2-I did the water, monster and boats separately but here's the inked versions all together.
3-The Leviathan rendered.
4-The water rendered.
5-The Leviathan masked.
6-A close up of how you can see the creature below the water.
Soo...don't forget, if you're in the Philly area my show with Jeanne is on Friday March 4th from 6pm-10pm.
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| Tuesday February 22, 2011
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Hey dudes...it's been a hectic weekend. While finishing up my final piece for my show at Part Time Studios with Jeanne, I got asked to do a last minute shirt design for White Horse.
Here's the thumbnail I did for him.
Pete, one of the members of White Horse and I go way back. He was my contact when I did the window box for the Missing Link storefront in Melbourne. He's also in Occult Blood, who I just did a tour poster for. He was having a crisis getting a shirt done for their upcoming tour and asked me (on Thursday) if I could get a design to him by Monday. So, that's four days with delivery on Monday. I think the final product came out pretty sick considering.
The final product shows how stupid my sketches are. We decided to go more vertical than horizontal, and I added the snakes to compliment the curves of the horns.
As always, there's a larger version in the Shirts section.
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| Monday February 14, 2011
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Here's a shirt design I just finished up for Adepticon 2011 in Chicago. It's a reimagining of their existing logo which you can see on their page. I'll be doing more art for them as the convention draws nearer.
There's a larger version of it in the Shirts section.
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| Thursday February 10, 2011
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Hey guys. Just a quick heads up that I'll have 6 of my small animal pieces in the Flaura and Fauna show at Beautiful Blooms tonight in Northern Liberties (Philly). The opening's from 6pm-9pm at 1011 N Hancock St. Also in the show are Alicia Neal, Justin Gray, Jeanne D'Angelo, Kat Moran and Ryann Casey.
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| Monday February 7, 2011
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Hey dudes! Since I got such a positive reaction to the last set of process shots, I thought I'd add a few more. These are all post scan steps of another piece for my show with Jeanne D'Angelo at Part Time Studios on March 4th.
These first two image are the raw scan and then the digital clean up.
After that there's the layer masking and the rendered color (unfortunately I forgot to save a copy of just the flat color, which would come in between these two). While the layer masking looks simple it's a pretty strenuous and time consuming procedure, but makes the other steps easier.
Next up is a shot of after I've added the haze and murk to push layers back in space. Lastly, is the final piece with the light, fish, bubbles and blood clouds added.
I'm sure you've been looking at these and silently wondering what the hell that weird drawing is. Well, it's the Ahuizotl. It's an Aztec creature described as a dog with monkey (or raccoon) hands (including an extra one on the end of its long tail!) that pulls people into the water and then devours their eyes, nails and teeth. Nothing else. It's amazing.
Hope you guys liked this little how to. I'll be posting more soon!
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| Wednesday February 2, 2011
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Hey guys! More show updates. Here's the Mermaid and the Margygr diptych.
"Margygr are a type of mermaid in the traditions and folklore of the poeple of Greenland. They are described as hideously ugly with piercing eyes and a flat face.
Mermaids are female water beings in the form of beautiful young women from the head tot he waist, the rest of their bodies being like the tail of a huge fish. They are often seen sitting on rocks...whilst singing and enticing curious sailors closer to dangerous rocks."
-Giants, Monsters and Dragons-Carol Rose
I also just did two interviews for The Polygraph and Disengage.
Enjoy!
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| Monday January 31, 2011
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Hey all, I've been busy drawin' away for my show with Jeanne D'Angelo at Part Time Studios in March. Here's a card for it.
The picture on the card is one part of a diptych. The right half (pictured) is a traditional European Mermaid and the companion piece is a Margygr (a Greenland Mermaid).
It's all sea monster themed pieces by both of us. So far I've got 13 pieces done, 10 of which are Jenny Hanivers or things people used to think were actual sea monsters. Like Sea Monks and Bishop Fish.
I'll post some in progress pics soon, as well as details of some of the finished pieces.
Oh, I almost forgot the info for the show! The opening will be on March 4th from 6-10pm and the address of Part Time Studios is 2031 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia PA. It would be awesome to see you there!
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| Tuesday January 11, 2011
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Hey dudes. I've got an update for you from last year. This is a record cover (front, back, and insert) for a band called Beat the Red Light. They told me I could do whatever I wanted and this is what they got. Pig jesus. I think they were a little surprised so, there'll be some alterations before this is through.
All these will be up larger in the Records section.
I also have been working full bore on my show that will be with Jeanne D'Angelo at Part Time Studios in March. I'll post pics of the first 10 small pieces next time.
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| Wednesday December 22, 2010
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Hey everyone! I just finished a poster for my friends in Occult Blood and Ivens, two sweet, sweet bros from Australia. There's a larger version in the Posters/Flyers section.
I've gotten a few inquiries about my process before, so I thought I'd add these pics to show the pre computer part.
When I'm doing something symmetrical like this, I start out with a really rough sketch, then divide the paper in half and fully draw one side. Then I ink it, fold it, put it on a light box and ink the other half. This way things stay nice and even.
Sorry if that was boring but I'm pumped if it answered some questions!
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| Thursday December 16, 2010
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Hey guys, I did this cover for the Dead Of Night Radio podcast a few weeks back and totally forgot to post it. You should check out the podcast, it's a throwback horror radio play and really fun!
The guys over at Autumn Society asked a few of us to design art for a handful of episodes and the one I grabbed was about a rat apocalypse!
There's a larger version in the Records
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| Tuesday December 14, 2010
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Not too much to update, but here are two logo designs I did for Low Road from NJ. They wanted a Road Warrior type truck. The one from the front came out better although it doesn't read that well this small. It'll look nicer on shirts trust me! haha
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| Wednesday December 8, 2010
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Heyyyyy guys. Sorry for the month long absence. Things have been hectic with a few last minute jobs (pics of the Beat the Red Light LP coming soon) and a trip to Romania with Jeanne D'Angelo! We did find Dracula's castle if it makes you feel any better. Anyway, I've got a new shirt design I just finished up for Pink Coffins.
There's a larger version of it in the Shirts section.
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| Tuesday October 26, 2010
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Hey dudes, here's the card for the Video Violence show that'll be up at this years Exhumed Films 24 Hour show. Myself, Jeanne D'Angelo and Justin Gray will have sweet pieces in the show. So if you're in the Philadelphia area and you got tickets before it sold out, head over and say hi!
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| Wednesday October 20, 2010
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Hey guys. Quick update. I just finished a piece for the Exhumed Films art show entitled Video Violence. It'll be up during their 24 hour horror movie marathon this Halloween. The idea was to take an old VHS and redesign the cover for it. I chose the Hong Kong supernatural action-comedy Mr. Vampire.
I also wanted to try something stripped down based around a simple shape. And I've been wanting to draw a Jiang Shi for a while.
Jeanne D'Angelo and Justin Gray are also working on this project and making amazing stuff.
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| Saturday October 9, 2010
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Hey dudes! I've got a bunch of new stuff to update.
I finished another shirt design for the Philly metal band The Claw. They asked for a witch sucking the soul out of a priest's eyes with her magic. My witch is a little burly and looks more like a demon, but I'm happy with it.
Also, my friend Denis has a blog where he interviews his friends that do something creative and photographs them at the same time. He recently posted the one with me at
Dissolving Into Gray.
One of the things we talked about was my Dungeons and Dragons inspired monster show that happened last night. Here are some of the pieces from that show, hopefully I'll be able to get a new page specifically for that work. Up above are my interpretations of an Achaierai, a Grell and a Necrophidius.
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| Monday October 4, 2010
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Hey all, just thought I'd post a pic from the The Autumn Society/The Philly Cartoonist Society Hallowed Halloween opening at Proximity Gallery from this weekend. It was an awesome show with a huge variety of work. You can check out the rest of the pics here.
And I'll be posting images from my show after the opening this Friday.
Also, if you live in Philly, this week is your last chance to see Jeanne D'Angelo's amazing Slavic myth inspired show at Benna's (my show goes up when her's comes down), Unclean Spirits.
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| Tuesday September 21, 2010
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Hey guys. VERY busy month so far. I've been bustin' my ass to get stuff done for my D&D themed show at
Benna's Cafe in October. So far I've drawn an Archaierei, Beholder, Carbuncle, Carrion Crawler, Crabman, Displacer Beast, Froghemoth, Giant Troll, Gibbering Mouther, Gorbel, Hook Horror, Kobold, Mindflayer, Monodrone, Myconoid, Necrophidius, Otyugh, Owlbear and Umber Hulk. I'm trying my hardest to get two large dragons done too but we'll see if time allows for that. Here's the flyer for that show.
I finished work on my piece for my second The Autumn Society show. The show is called Hallowed Halloween so you can figure out what the subject matter is. The only limitations were no copyrighted characters, in an effort to capture the spirit of the holiday rather than get a ton of Count Chocula or Michael Myers paintings. There's also a flyer I did for the upcoming Hard Skin show here in Philly.
I was also featured on two blogs this month. Both my Yog-Blogsoth and Blarghhhspot blogs were featured on Monster Brains, and this website was featured on Super Punch.
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| Thursday August 19, 2010
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Hey everyone! Sorry for the lapse in posts but it's been a busy month. I was in Maine on vacation with Jeanne, and got to relax, hike, swim, explore and visit the Edward Gorey House.
I've also been super busy working on my upcoming show at Benna's Cafe in October called Roll For Damage. It's a Dungeons and Dragons Monster Manual/Fiend Folio inspired show. I've drawn a Grell, Gorbel, Otyugh, Hook Horror and a bunch more so far. I'm shooting for about 25 pieces. I'll keep you updated on the process. I feel a little stressed about it mostly because Jeanne's show is coming up at Benna's Cafe the month before mine and she's freaking out.
I also got invited to be in The Autumn Society 3G's show in LA this month. Each artist had to do three pieces, one based on Ghostbusters, one on Gremlins and one on Goonies. Here's mine. You can also see them larger with detailed explanations here.
There's also a new The Claw design in the Shirts section and a cover for an Australian magazine in in the Misc. section. It's a magazine called Trunk Junk Quarterly that focuses on surfing, skating, snowboarding, etc.
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| Monday July 5, 2010
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Here's some of the new Lovecraft monsters I've been working on for Yog-Blogsoth.
The first one is a really bizarre creature described as a grouping of sentient oblong bubbles in Dreams In the WitchHouse. The second one is from the same story and described as a sentient polyhedron. Yeah, it's strange. The last one is a "white polypous thing" from The Call Of Cthulhu.
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| Thursday July 1, 2010
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The shirts I designed for Toilet Water have finally printed. They came out great! You can get the one that I designed or the one that my girlfriend Jeanne D'Angelo designed here.
I also decide, and it didn't take long, that an illustration blog was redundant. So, I've changed the focus to be just a beastiary of all the Lovecraft monsters I've drawn and continue to draw. You can check that out here at Yog-Blogsoth.
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| Sunday June 27, 2010
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Hey dudes! I know it's been a really long time (almost a month) but I was working on two projects at once. So neither of them were ready for posting until about a week ago, and then my computer crapped out! I got a new one now and was finally able to post stuff.
The first is a record cover for a Belgian thrash band name Drunk. They sent me a very humorous email that started with "Hey we're Drunk". I was really glad the band name was capitalized!
The second two are a front and back cover for a Comeback Kid record. I haven't worked with them in a while so it was really cool to get on board again. Hope you like it!
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| Wednesday June 3, 2010
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Hey dudes, I haven't been able to update that much last month because I was on vacation in Colombia for a week! The end of the month also had a bunch of friends birthdays, a wedding and Memorial Day (poooool party!). I have been working though! I should have 2 record covers mid month (one front and back, one just front).
I also started a blog where I post the Lovecraft inspired monsters I've drawn, and continue to draw. Check it out at
yog-blogsoth.blogspot.com
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| Monday May 3, 2010
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Here's two new pieces! The first one is a tshirt for Knife and the second one is the back cover for The Lion Of Wall Street album. Higher res versios are up in the Shirts and Records sections.
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| Friday April 23, 2010
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Here's some new stuff! First off is a record cover for the Houston based band, The Lion Of Wall Street. I posted the high res version of this on the Records page and I'm currently working on the back cover which I'll post soon!
As I've written about before, I'm obsessed with Madballs and their rip offs/imitators. I also posted that I've been working on my own designs for my blog about them, Blarghhhspot. Well, below is the final rendered version of Er-ich the Retch-ed! Enjoy!
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| Thursday April 1, 2010
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A bunch of my friends are in a sweet band that sounds like early Madball! They're called Pink Coffins and they're playing their first show tomorrow!
Also, ALL the "Shows" pages are now updated. I still have some more to add to the "Group Shows" page and some more installation shots for some of the shows but overall it's done!
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| Sunday March 28, 2010
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This is a Manticore for an upcoming show on animals (real or mythological) at Pterodactyl in Philadelphia.
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| Monday March 22, 2010
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HOLY CRAP! This one almost killed me. So many windows. It's a record cover for a band called Here's The Story. They wanted "skyscraper sized monsters fighting in the middle of the city" and then went on to reference a Rampage. I LOVE giant gorillas so that guy stayed in there. But then I wanted to draw monsters that I'd been reading about lately. Namely a Kappa from Japanese folklore and a Hundred Eyed Giant from Greek mytholgy.
I also did a HUGE overhaul of the Shows section. There's a new drop down menu with listings for all the solo shows I've done. Some of it is still under construction (like the first three) but most of it is done.
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| Friday March 12, 2010
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Hey dudes! I just finished up a shirt design for my friend Carol's store called Toilet Water. Here's a small version and there's a large version in the Shirts section.
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| Monday March 8, 2010
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Just finished up a pretty ridiculous shirt design for a straight edge record label called xTruex.
For those of you who know me in real life, it's no surprise that I've been really into Madballs since the relaunch of the line in 2007. I decided to start a blog about my love of the toys and all the rip-offs and imitations from the 80's until now. I've even started making my own designs! There's only two posts up so far but you can check it out at Blarghhhspot.
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| Tuesday February 23, 2010
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This is a dvd cover I just finished for a series called Beverly Lane. It was described to me like this:
BEVERLY LANE is a 6 episodes series set in an office place. Steve Beverly retires & the new boss throws him a "Coney Island" themed party to celebrate...then all hell breaks loose, literally. A show filled w/ zombies, clowns & a mime.
I'll add a large version of this later this week.
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| Monday February 15, 2010
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The Heart Show was awesome! I wound up putting both my print AND original in the show. Cutting them out was pretty intense and there's a very intense wooden support system on the back.
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| Monday February 8, 2010
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This is the flyer for the The Heart Show that Alex Curtis does every year. It's in a new venue this year and the work that I've seen for it is looking great! The new piece on my splash page was done for this show.
Saturday Feb 13th: 3-9pm and Sunday Feb 14th: 12-4pm
STORAGE
1414 S Darien St.
Philly, PA 19147
Also check out the logos section for a new piece there.
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| Thursday February 3, 2010
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Here's the flyer for my part of the Fun-a-day show.
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| Thursday January 28, 2010
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These are a few samples of stuff I'm working on for Philadelphia Fun-a-day. The concept is to work on one piece of art a day for the entire month of January, then mid-February you show your stuff. I did it last year (and hopefully will get off my ass to post those images!) and enjoyed it a lot. This year I'm working on drawing a demon a day from the Lesser Key Of Solomon
This is the first batch, Dantalion, Balam, and Orobos
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| Thursday January 21, 2010
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The three shirts above were done for a friends new clothing company. I had done work for his previous company that he had a falling out with. He asked me to wait on posting these for a few months, so here they are now. The idea was to base them on 70-80's exploitation movies. Night Of the Creeps is one of my favorite movies and just got released on dvd, which made the zombie shirt easy. And a steady lifetime diet of Z-grade Mad Max rip offs like New Barbarians and Escape From the Bronx added to my love of drawing mutants, made the post apocalypse design fun too. And yeah, sexy nuns are always easy.
Check the "shirts" section to see a larger version of the Mutant.
This was a design done for another Australian company called Horizon Clothing. You should also check the "shirts" section for a new Afends shirt.
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| Wednesday January 20, 2010
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NEW STUFF!! It's been a super long time since I uploaded stuff. I think only twice in all of 2009. It's not for lack of work, it's because I suck at websites. I just posted a a bunch of updates and very soon I'll be posting more to the "shows" section.
Here's a piece I did last year that I forgot to upload. It was done for John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge in Philadelphia. It's been added to the Flyers/Posters section in a bigger format.
There's also been a new piece for a band from Mexico City called Us Against The World in the Records section. As well as two new shirt designs and a hoodie design.
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| Wednesday November 4, 2009
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I have a new show going up at Benna's Cafe in South Philly on Friday November 13th!
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