Regardless of how you choose to identify, most of us do have a common enemy. Don’t get distracted. 2018
The man in the box, 2018
Sticker design made for a collaborative project with Eric McLaughlin (666cat), 2019
A siren calls you to crash upon the rock.
Just say No, he can’t come in unless you invite him.
A Nosferatu, master of darkness, eternal nightowl.
I dedicate my life now to making fan art of bort simsin
This cool boy has a car, and his dad is someone important, 2018
The Queen of Hearts, one of the 4 suits. 2017
3 of 4 illustrations made for a mock issue of Lucky Peach magazine, John F Malta's advanced illustration class, 2016.
Sleep deprivation is no good. 2018
Originally conceived as a green demon, this one went through some modifications, but I kept the name. Part of a triptych of demons I created in 2019.
2 page spread made for Shortstack #1: Origins, 2017. The witch summons a demon, and the pact is made.
I have been wandering back to a place of strange spirits.
Away from the monsters, I spend the night thinking about whispers.
Part of the so-called “bro” series, as they were dubbed by artist Jeremy Boatright. Each bro is surrounded by the things that interest or represent them. 2019
Designed as a poster, and primarily a reminder to myself- It’s important to do the work. I need constant reminders. The “sketch” for this one was just a red triangle in a blue field. Collage is fun like that. This won in Creative Quarterly no. 56 (illustration). 2019
A favorite of mine, handsome boy walks his dog on a nice day. This one will be published in Creative Quarterly #53, early 2019.
This is the ORIGINAL handsome boy.
2018
Trump rolls out the red carpet/his tie for his BFF, Putin. I appreciate governance by trolling, but on this scale, it’s to the detriment of things going “ok” in the world. Admittedly, I am tired of this sack of shit, he’s a con man. 2019.
A Zardoz illustration. Zardoz is a 1974 John Boorman movie starring Sean Connery. A famous “bad movie.” Not one I’d necessarily recommend, though.
2019
Part of the so-called “bro” series, as they were dubbed by artist Jeremy Boatright. Each bro is surrounded by the things that interest or represent them. 2019
Mixed media collage, compiled digitally, 2019