I was gone for a bit. But I’m back - and bearing gifts of Pickle-Rick.

It started with me looking for some Grateful Dead art I made for The Gypsy Rose Catalog (a few years ago) and ended with me discovering some sample pieces by Edmund Sullivan ... which lead to my making

It started with me looking for some Grateful Dead art I made for The Gypsy Rose Catalog (a few years ago) and ended with me discovering some sample pieces by Edmund Sullivan ... which lead to my making

One of my favorite scenes from the film Blade Runner - the Roy Batty death scene. This illustration was taken from a single panel of eared Marvel Comics adaptation ... which I changed to incorporate a

If you are near a comic book store in the coming weeks - pick up a copy of Dynamite Comics Red Sonja Issue #16 and you will see an illustration by my humble self - gracing the interior. An exciting time!

It’s an interesting historical fact that the great Frank Frazetta made his first real breakthrough painting a Ringo Start caricature for Mad Magazine. If it was good enough for Frank - it’s good enough

This was me channeling my inner Sergio Aragones for a fun Conan the Barbarian cartoon. Full color inks Rough Sketch I hope you enjoyed this little cartoon break in your day

aMAYzingFavtasy Day11: Frazetta Friday - Conan. I’ve had the paperback novel with this cover #painting since I was 11. I bought the #mollyhatchet #album 2 years ago - just for the larger print to frame

DUNE is easily my favorite piece of speculative Science Fiction. It was practically my religion as a teenager.

This is pretty much an absolutely Robot. A Bagel Toaster that is prone to kidnapping defenseless ladies in stylish turtlenecks...

I must have spent an Hour bouncing back and forth between the more correct “Hail Ming” and the more current meme theme derivation “Obey Ming”. ... in the end, Obey won ... simply because I thought the

My take on the the Bros. Grimm classic character ... where our young protagonist becomes the master of the beast.

Sci Fi pinups are one of my favorite things. It combines two of my favorite themes ... classic pinups and vintage pulp style science fiction. Not all combinations are good ... but like peanut butter and