Cinque Terre Travel Poster

Travel poster illustration for one of the amazing places I visited on our belated honeymoon. 

City of Philadelphia's Center of Excellence Video

I worked with the City of Philadelphia's Office of Innovation and Technology to produce illustrations for a video introducing their Center of Excellence. Watch it in full screen to appreciate all the details.

Animation by Bruce C. Martin of the Office of Innovation and Technology

Secret Project

Home Alone

#2 in my apparent series of not very Christmas-sy Christmas illustrations.

The Life & Adventures of Santa Claus

One of my Christmas traditions is to watch the really weird “The Life & Adventures of Santa Claus” from 1985. It was the last of the Rankin Bass stop motion animated Christmas specials and has waaaay more giant spiders, battle axes & dragons than the typical kids’ holiday movie.

Magneto Halloween Costume

My homemade Magneto costume for Halloween! I got the helmet template from Dali Lomo - who does some amazing superhero mask stuff with cardboard. Check him out!

The mask is built with cardboard & a hot glue gun, then applied paper mache, then applied plaster strips. I had to add an extra strip of cardboard down the middle of the helmet to accommodate my giant head. The other accessories are all spray painted cardboard.

The gloves and boots were built around gloves and shoes, with cardboard strips to add length, then colored duct tape to finish. One of the gloves had magnets on the fingers to lift up (small) metal objects!

Fall Ghost

Sometimes, even during primetime haunting season, it's good to get away from it all for a while.

Sherlock

I like the show Sherlock, so of course, I am compelled to draw something with a ton of details from the show crammed in it.

I'm pretty happy with the likeness of Martin Freeman!

Ella

If you aren't lunchmeat or lasers, my cat isn't interested.

The Best

One of my favorite things, The Best Show on WFMU, is ending tomorrow night and all I can do is hope we hear from this Philadelphia-based lowlife one more time. Thanks Tom and Jon!