From the Resistance Pulpit.

With irrationally changing weather, everyone has fallen ill. Thus I present these pieces to you, peering through the fog of medication and the hedges of my tissues. Goodnight.



As always, more to come...soon.

Grooooooooaaaaaaaaaan!

Holiday parties may just leave me with santa belly. Luckily the art projects/jobs are piling and I am picking them off like a yuletide sniper on-top of a 40 ft tall stack of presents.

Above are two more installments in the "2 Minutes with" illustrated corner. A man who does something, and a woman who does something else...ooh, food coma syphoning brain power and memory capacity.

Placed at a vertical corner away from the above (top) editorial mojamba, this piece focuses on a Northern Liberties/ Fishtown developer getting himself into the hotsauce with the locals.

And finally, to top off the holidays, here is a page I was given the opportunity to create in the Philly Cartoonist Societies yearly holiday charity coloring book. I have yet to see any of the other pages, but am eagerly awaiting my copy.

Merry flugsmas...or whatever the roast beef is not letting me say.

Even Art stores have post nasal drips.

The thing about last minute illustrations, like a grouping of web posts, is the work is often rushed (and in the latter case, seemingly repetitive)...but always worthwhile.

MORE MOMENTARY INTERVIEWS IN EQUALLY DIMINUTIVE ILLUSTRATIONS! Much like here, here,and here. Needless to say, I am approaching these with a sort of "screwed up" jazz palette. In other words, I cannot focus on a style I want these to remain in. Perhaps its interesting for the reader. Its interesting for me. Not to mention, drawing them MUCH larger than they ultimately end up, alters the style instantly.


Another "splatter", previously in the space inhabited by the top image, depicting the end of the most recent political Mardi Gras.

Selling trinkets from grimy trench-coats.

I present a small variety of recent advertisement experiments. Above, an announcement (in two forms) for a future holiday issue focusing on things you ingest or purchase.


Here I show the slightly larger-than-small creature writhing at the end of an advertising fishing hook. The fish, as of yet, remains uncaught.


This is only slightly
older. Sellin' booze.

Opening the drain.

YIKES! Backin' up with recent work that both has, and has not gone into full production. Presently, most of this stuff is done and used. Above are more rubrics (like others I have done and posted a few here). Fun, small imagery, announcing columns of text...right?


Much like rubrics, but used for the web, announcing broad topics.


Much like rubrics, but long and used, again, for the web.

At ease.