In progress!

Here is a piece for a roller derby/fairy tale-themed show in February. Coloring soon... Better haul balls!

PRD Season Schedule Poster!

It's that time again... Time to make the season schedule poster for Providence Roller Derby. I know I already ventured into antiquity with the gladiator-themed poster, but Atlas is from Greek mythology, so it's different. Right? Also I incorporated the Zodiac as kind of a joke about the uproar over the "new" Zodiac sign, Ophiuchus. Or whatever. The version I'm posting here is edited because the real and true poster will have much less girl and much more space so we can fit in the dates and stuff. Let me tell you, coming back to the computer to make art is awesome. I feel like I can finally relax and let the mistakes happen.

And then...

A picture of my awesome ladyfriend flipping like a dang ninja! Which she can just about do in real life at this point!

The Zombies never stop

A commission for a derby friend! She and her gentleman friend met at the Zombie Pub Crawl a year ago and each of them didn't find out what the other looked like without zombie make-up until the next day! So cute!

Lupo's project, part 3: George Harrison

With apologies to Hans Edelmann.

Lupo's project, part two!

Next up was Ronnie James Dio, lead singer of various metal bands including Black Sabbath, Rainbow, and DIO. I love Dio for the bands that he influenced and the genre he helped create. Rock on in Valhalla, Dio. Or the Elysian Fields. Wherever it is that heroes go. Details:


Distortion from the digital camera is regrettable, but there was no place in my house that I could stand the portraits up to take a good photo. They are roughly 8 feet tall. NEXT: George Harrison!

No, really, what are you doing in the basement?

For the past month and a half I've been hiding out in my basement, not posting any new work, skipping practices, talking to a volleyball, etc. but I assure you it's all in the name of art. A fellow artist (http://www.mylesdunigan.com/) and I are working on large-scale memorial portraits of musical icons for Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel, Providence's landmark nightclub and music venue. One of the club's hallmarks is its collection of memorial portraits, all life-sized and displayed throughout.

My first was James Brown, the godfather of soul and hardest-working man in show business. Detail shots: