Mister Dress up T

I was recently contacted by misterdressup.com, a Montreal based clothing company, and offered a chance to put one of my designs on one of their T-shirts.

It's on sale now but only available for a week, so pick one up soon!

                                                                        Get it here 

Occupy Lucky Cat

The Humans are Dead

The Distant future, the distant future....

Life Drawings

Pastel black Charcoal. 

The Price of Fear

Vincent Price 

WOLF

Lil Kim

North Korea has been in the news a lot lately but not as much as I would expect for a crazy rouge nation threatening to use nuclear missiles against the US and South Korea, finding ancient unicorn bones and engaging in high diplomacy with Dennis Rodman. 

The leader Kim Jong Un just can't get the attention he so desperately seems to want. Just like his dad, but I guess its just a case of crying wolf. 

Illustrated Sharpie pen, coloured in photoshop. 

Mask

Random illustration Wolf

Canadian Icons

Its the first day of Spring and it's snowing outside, with a mix of icy rain.  Seems a little against the nature of things.
Feels like a good day to remember this man David Suzuki, who's been a champion of the environment, and who feels  like the only genuine voice for positive change on that front.
This was an idea Ive had for a while to meld him with the Burton Kramer 70's CBC logo as they're indelibly linked in my mind. David Suzuki and The Nature of Things on CBC.

The circle must be broken

I've been catching up on a lot of Doctor Who lately and just reached season 5 of the reboot and Matt Smith as the new doctor. Well new to me anyways. One of my favourite species on the new show though turned out to be the Ood. Here's a Moebius inspired sketch I made while watching the tail end of season 4

Grumpy E.T.

Pope Francis

There's a new Pope, Pope Francis
The first Jesuit Pope and pope from the americas, but my favourite part is when he wrote the graduate

A Calendar of Tales

My entries in to "A Calendar of Tales" project by Blackberry and Neil Gaiman. 

Neil Gaiman proposed a question for each month of the year on twitter people tweeted back and Mr.Gaiman responded by choosing one and writing a story, then all were asked to illustrate on said stories.

 January's tale 

I wanted to capture the look of the old Atari/Nintendo video game covers, that had beautifully painted scenes which of course the game was nothing like. But those covers like Missile Command or defender always captured your imagination. 

September's Tale

A never lost lion ring, I wanted to draw two ideas for this one a Chinese lion statue ring, with the finger hole being its mouth and the maltese falcon as a totem for the crow.  Something about this story made me think of the beginning of a great suspense crime novel. 

An alternate of January's tale drawing, focused more on malevolent vastness

Cat Paintings

 "The Virgin Kitty" 

 "Who Am I Kittying"

"Occupy Lucky Cat"

3 Cat paintings I was fortunate enough to be invited to paint for Argyle Fine Arts "Cat Person" show 

Now on display and for sale at Argyle Fine Art

Pre_Shrunk

ESCAPE

Bach Choy

Two small paintings for Argyle Fine Arts Pre-Shrunk Show

http://www.argylefineart.com/

Who you gonna Call?

There has been talk of GhostBusters 3 movie since forever and rumours fly around constantly. If it were to be cast today and start production tomorrow here's some fantasy casting I think might work.

One offs

 Wonder Woman

 Drunk wolverine 

Iggy Pop Electro?

Horse Meat Scandal

Horse Meat has been showing up in beef products in Europe. All I can say is they should have given Johnny Fontaine that part.

The NRA Show

Gun control is a hot topic these days, a lot of opinions and screaming going on after some terrible tragedies. If there's one point I think seems to be falling through the debate of should their be more gun control or less, it's why would you ask the opinion of someone representing gun manufactures and seller? Case in point Wayne LaPierre, vice president of the NRA, who's solution thus far has been more guns, more people armed with guns, more gun sales. And by all accounts gun sales have been going up, AR15's in particular, so LaPierre's doing his job but why do we have to listen?