It's almost the size of my couch

For scale here. Another painting for Rear Naked Choke at Dragatomi.

New hood, new work, new links

The show is coming up, boxes need unpacking, paintings need painting. More on my flickr.

Thanks to AlwaysSEEN, Plastic and Plush, Spanky Stokes, and Vinyl Pulse for posting about the show. Also to Dragatomi for hosting it and posting previews.

Rear Naked Choke

I'm so excited for this event and can't wait for the day, but I can't describe the show any better than how it was already put on the press release. Seriously, go back and click on that......

Welcome back. If the following painting looks familiar, it is because it is based on one of the sculptease pieces from a month ago. More previews have been posted on the Dragatomi blog. Yes you should click on that too and check out some of the work.

Urban Story Tellers

Above is the painting I am submitting to the Angelo Sison curated Urban Story Tellers show at Inkies. As previously mentioned here, the show is opening on November 21st at 7pm.

If you've spoken to me recently, I was probably complaining about moving and the shady management company associated with my old crappy building. I'm almost completely out of there and you can see Polly is as eager to leave as I am.

Buck 50 Brew Art Show

Last Wednesday marked the opening of the Buck 50 Brew Art Show at Pie in Union Square. The place was packed, the buck fifty brew flowed and pie was plenty. It was great to see old friends and meet new ones. I vaguely remember bubbles at the end of the night...

This is Diana Lin along with PIE owner, Jeffrey. One of her works can be seen below.

And on this side, in good company, curator Darkin Brown and one of the paintings he submitted.

And here is that old thing I submitted:

I lost artwork last time a photo like this was taken...

Suckpax Sketchcards

The Suckpax are out straight from SideKick Laboratories and what I am showing you here are 3 of the 15 sketchcards I created for the series. The characters were invented as I sketched along with my goal being to create "Sci-Fi looking" players. 

Be sure to stop by the Suck Store and grab a handful of packs/boxes. Promo video below is awesome. I want a gunshot distressed card!

November Events

The next few weeks are gonna be hectic for me as I prepare for the following events while moving from my current Midwood apartment to one in Carroll Gardens. Biting more than I can chew as always... here's where you should be if you don't want to be square:

The first is a solo show at Dragatomi in Sacramento on the 14th. I will have some nice surprises for this show and more info will be released in the weeks to come. I'm looking forward to heading over there as I've been itching to temporarily get out of NY for a while now.

I will also be hanging out in the Dragatomi booth during Designer Con (formerly VTN or Vinyl Toy Network) on the 21st.



And on the night of the 21st, starting at 7pm, the Urban Story Tellers show will be opening in Inkies. Thanks to Angelo Sison for a great job in curating this event. I will take pics of my piece before I send it out.

Urban Story Tellers will feature work by : Lil'Japan, Mark Navalero, Joey Boy, Orly Locqulao, Rowel Alfelor, Peap Tarr, Paul Shih, Patrick Francisco, Troy Stith, Anthony Catubig, Pellet, Tony Ancheta, Karl Vittali and Oliver Ocampo.

More Naked People

Just uploaded a few recent drawings to this Flickr set. Two are below.

Late Recap

I know you've been on the edge of your seat waiting to see how those shows went and here I am late in posting about it. Shame on me but here ya go:

Looks like the 3D Canvas show was a success over at Terminal22 and they recap the event nicely here. It includes the following video which I share here to save you the trouble of clicking on the various links that clutter my paragraphs.



Over here on the East Coast, the sketch card show/auction included giant painted versions of the cards. Mine was a portrait of Darth Nihilus (below) and I was just told that it sold along with my sketch card of General Grievous. Photos of the show are here.

Sculptease

If you are following me on twitter, you have heard about my new interest in sculpting and failure in not eating any sculpey. Here is a teaser shot of what I've been working on.

Mojo Jojo

I want Mojo Jojo as my pet - wish that he ran around my apartment being evil and talking ish. Here is my contribution to the 3D Canvas show curated by Nasty Neil at Terminal22 Gallery in Oakland. The show is sponsored by Strangeco so I took the opportunity to paint on Luey. Flyer and show info here.



For those that don't know, here is what the original Mojo Jojo character and Luey look like.

Edit: Bwahahaha... Brock Lesnar had a Luey head as a baby!

Oct. 2nd Shows

Terminal22 Gallery in Oakland, CA will be holding their 3D Canvas show next Friday. Curated by Nasty Neil and sponsored by Strageco. I am wrapping up my contribution and will be posting here as soon as it is complete.

Remember these sketch cards? More Suckadelic fun here in NY as some of the cards will be shown and auctioned to accompany an online auction for the remaining cards. This is a great chance to view the sketches in person and pick up an original Star Wars related art piece. Online auction details will be posted when I have it, but why wait for that? Grab one at the show!

Pollycat lives the life I REALLY want.

Drawings and a Fat Guy

It used to be an Ugly Doll, now it's just ugly. 

Sloshed Blur Suck Show

Pay no attention to the paramedics, they weren't part of the show. Well, not really. Recap video from the Suckadelic site and photos below from Oi. More coverage and photos can be found on SpankyStokes and close-up photos of all the pieces are available on the Suckadelic Flickr.  

With Lisa Alisa and Sucklord. 

AXH does his Inspector gadget routine.

Catching up

Clown Gang Trooper

For Suckadelic Group Suckoff Show 2. Inspired by the gang of clown bikers from the anime Akira.

The show will be on September 4th from 6-9pm.

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