UNCLE BUCK. One of the one-hour drawings I’ve been doing, available for purchasing by you right here. All the ones thus far are here. Subject suggestion for this one was “John Candy.” Secret that I will share between us, only us: I have never seen Uncle Buck. Not even a little bit of it.
RON SWANSON: LOVER OF EGGS, BACON. One of the one-hour drawings I’ve been doing, available for purchasing by you right here. All the ones thus far are here. Subject suggestion: “Ron Swanson, ‘Give me all the bacon and eggs you have.’” I know that’s a specific Parks & Rec reference, but I didn’t want to just draw that scene. This also let me repurpose a sketch I made years ago, from the episode where Ron Swanson gets a shoeshine.
THOMPSON S. HUNTER. One of the one-hour drawings I’ve been doing, available for purchasing by you right here. All the ones thus far are here. Subject suggestion for this one: “Hunter S. Thompson.”
I’ve spent all day inking 18 different drawings for a big history map illustration for a magazine, including this James Brown, who recorded Papa’s Got A Brand New Bag in Charlotte (where I live) in 1967.
I HEAR DYLAN CRASHED HIS MOTORCYCLE. What really happened with that whole thing? I have my theories. One of the twenty dollar sketches I do; you can buy one here, and see all the ones to date here. Subject suggestion: “Bob Dylan.”
LE BOSS. One of the twenty dollar sketches I do; you can buy one here, and see all the ones to date here. Subject suggestion: “Bruce Springsteen.”
JOHN C. REILLY, STEP BROTHER. For the upcoming Stepbrothers show at Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles. John C. Reilly has a deceptively hard face to draw, like a guy with a mean face that’s all sweet on the inside.
You can order your own ink commission here. All the ones thus far are here.
TOM WAITS. The 150th of my “fourth” sketches, which are basically a drawing on 1/4 of a piece of cream cardstock. You can buy one here, and see all the ones to date here. Subject suggestion for this one was—can you guess??—“Tom Waits.”
CLINT EFFING EASTWOOD. One of the fifteen dollar sketches I do; you can buy one here, and see all the ones to date here. Subject suggestion: “Clint Eastwood (older).”
NICK LOWE. One of the twenty dollar sketches I do; you can buy one here, and see all the ones to date here. Subject suggestion: “Nick Lowe (older).” It was surprisingly hard to keep this from looking like Elvis Costello.
Warthog (by Fahd Mumtaz)
Matt Stevens made these. http://hellomattstevens.com/
These are so cool, wish I knew who made them. Anyone know?
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Sue Storm sketches, c. 2004. Client: Marvel. Job: Ultimate Fantastic Four
