Legends Of Rock #04 - Ringo Starr

Closeup of a poster I have at the printer's. Proof, then the whole shebang. Prints of this available soon.

Misspelled Characters: Captain Americat

New segment, folks, in which I imagine a world where careless writers pass along a minimally but catastrophically mistyped script to the artist who does his/her best to make the character function as intended. First up: Captain Americat.  No shield pictured because it is being used as a milk saucer.

It’s October so we’re watching spookies. Here’s good ol’ Deputy Dewey from Scream 1.

Twiggy & Harry - log pals.

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Fungi Folk | Foundation

Fungi Folk is an animated NFT collection by Folk artist [ae](https://twitter.com/austineustice?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr

That Shape

Pardon the crude humor.  But also, let the crude humor do its thing.

Bird 11: Yellow-rumped Warbler

This is a fun bird that you see pretty often. The "yellow-rumped warbler" category is often used to generally classify a group of four different warbler varieties, if you needed to know that. This is one of the cute ones. I have the Birds of Brooklyn poster nearly all laid out with type and everything. Should be rolling it out real soon. 

Season 3 Episode 14 in which a man, in order to catch a monster, must become a monster himself and everybody draws, sculpts and scribbles gargoyle-art. 

The Fine Art of Design.

Did a magazine ad for a great vintage shop in Palm Springs. Was a fun project and allowed me to do more textural work which I’ve been getting into recently, and a touch of screentone which I’ve found hard to incorporate into my style but like the challenge a lot. 

Being green on a Friday.

Phone Pixels

Remember those many months in which all I did was pixel art? I hardly remembered, but this week I re-engaged in a project that is exclusively pixel art. It’s an incredibly different kind of illustration. If you fight its natural blockish restrictions, it can feel like having ten thousand spoons when all you need, really, is a knife. But in this case, I figured out spoons were just right.