This is the drawing of the day for 2/6/11. Medium: Soy sauce on olive oil in ceramic bowl.
I can’t really take all the credit for this one, as god really did all the work. I just poured a tbs of soy sauce into 2 tbs of olive oil, and this smiley face magically formed. Don’t you see the resemblance to Jesus? This is going to be the best haddock ever. Haddock is what I marinated in the smiley face.
Drawing of the day for 2/5/11 is a portrait I did of my friend Jesse in 1998.
Drawing of the Day for 1/4/11 is the 2010 X-mas card I made. Not sure why I hadn’t posted it until now
Who else would be at Christ’s big bash but other gods! Note: he didn’t invite ALL the other gods…
The drawing of the day for 2/3/11 is a t-shirt design that I started developing which features the story of the dodo bird becoming extinct. From what I read, dodos were doing just fine on their little island until humans brought monkeys to the island. The monkeys ate the dodo eggs. In this image I have the monkeys using superior intelligence to trick the dodo. One monkey distracts the bird by playing the cymbals while the other one steals the egg. At the time I was working on this, I decided the story was too complicated for a t-shirt design, but I think I’ll actually finish this when i find time.
Drawing of the Day for 2/2/11 is a rejected illustration I did for a text book. The subject was supposed to be an “unconventional student”, so I immediately thought of the movie Back to School. I wanted the guy to “suggest” Rodney Dangerfield without looking enough like him that there could be any legal issues. The editor of the book didn’t mention the celebrity likeness, but thought the drawing would be offensive to older people. Can you believe that nonsense?
The drawing of the day for 1/31/11 is a portrait of my friend Angel I did back in 1996.
Drawing of the Day, 1/30/11: A fancy MFA member bought a digital print of this silly little drawing for $125 at the 1997 School of the Museum of Fine Arts December Sale. Alternately titled “The Undies”, I basically took a doodle and touched it up in Photoshop.
This is a portrait of my friend Arlene I did in 1996
This is a charcoal portrait I did of my friend Lisa back in 1995.
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