Take a Lil' Toke(ka).

I wasn't originally going to do a piece for the Autumn Society's 'TMNT' themed show, but founder, and all around good dude Chogrin sent me a mail to see if I'd contribute to a side project all wrapped up with the show, and do a portrait of the ever evil, perpetually dumb Tokka. Aaaaaand: here he is. Along with all his original armaments from the toyline.

Enjoy!

Latest Workings!

Hey innernets! It's been a few few weeks of interweb absence. I have been occupied making things full time again at the new job (which I will post when I can...for now check out Sourpuss Clothing for the chance to maybe catch some of my designs), planting things, building and destroying things, drinking, cleaning paintball rifles, etc.
That said, attached are a couple small things I've been throwing together for...you know, the usual awesome suspects.
Up top a color flier for the sweet dudes from To Tremble, below a couple of small, small paintings for the Autumn Society's latest show at the new G1988 space.

Duuuudes.
So, there is this little project I've been lending a slight hand to in the form of some artworks, logos, etc. called: Little Baby's Ice Cream. Recently, and before they even really are in business, they got a sweet write up in the Philadelphia City Paper. Pretty neat bunch of fellas, pretty neat idea.
Stoked for their business to be up and running come spring.
My inner fat kid waits impatiently.

Heart Show, Job Hunting, Video Games.

Having a full-time freelance job is tricky. Sometimes you don't have enough hours in the day to finish all the work you have piled up. Then there's January, and your job disappears. Maybe for good? Who knows.
But with free time comes freeing of responsibilities. Thus, I had time again to participate in several recent awesome, fun, and (hopefully profitable) shows. The pic posted above is from this year's Heart Show, a fun event full of Philadelphia's finest talent. Always great for a mixed bag of amazing artworks.

Pictured are my juvenile endeavor as well as the more refined, lovely work of Alicia Neal, who is always in danger of getting her hands punched due to talent.

Also up this month:
Beautiful Blooms hosts a new Second Thursday on Liberties Walk show, jam packed with good folks and great works.
And Masthead Gallery has a piece that I am not comfortable reposting. Due to it's entirely evil nature.

A Sneaky Peak.

Happy new year all!

So, I have felt remiss in not posting much in the past month, but real work has gotten the better of me, and no one who reads this is likely interested in that.
Thus: no tween girls jewelery kits on the blahg.

This is the first sneakiest of images of a project that is on my schedule to be completed by this time, next year. 1 year, 1 project. Stoked about the possibilities.