Showing posts with label thriller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thriller. Show all posts

Thursday, December 1, 2011

A Scratchboard Thriller



Looks like the rainy day that I prophesied back in August finally came, which means I got around to finishing my scratchboard portrait of Michael Jackson. I find it hard to let any project go unfinished and this one was particularly labor intensive. I wish I had had time to finish it back in June because I'm much more pleased with it than the graphite version I ended up putting into that show. I don't think I'll feel like experimenting with this particular medium for a while now.

This sucker IS for sale, for those of you who are trying to get a head start on your holiday shopping. Let me know in the comment section if you're interested and we can talk prices.

Monday, September 5, 2011

Action Jackson



I guess I forgot to post my final piece for the Michael Jackson group show that took place at the Emerson Space Case in July. Well here it is, folks! I was also working on a scratchboard version of this that I'm more excited about but I never did get a chance to finish it up. Maybe on some rainy day I'll get around to finishing it, but for the moment let's enjoy summer while it's still here.

And speaking of enjoying Summer, check out the Emerson Space Case blog to find out how you can take part in the BEST SUMMER EVER! Events are happening at the space every Saturday for the next two weeks. This Saturday is a bake sale/swap. See you guys there?

Sunday, July 3, 2011

Michael Jackson is a Dead Man



Here's another sketch I did for the Michael Jackson inspired group show at the Emerson Space Case. Why is it that I always end up liking my preliminary sketches more than my final pieces?

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Jacko - Lantern

Lily, Swoops, and I carved pumpkins while watching a couple Treehouse of Terrors tonight. I'm not sure if this is in bad taste or not, but I really couldn't resist it. Without a doubt, the best carved pumpkin of my life. I also like Swoops' cyclops.