Here was a fun one: the client wanted himself, as a younger man, tracking Bigfoot!
January 2017
Some years ago, my buddy David convinced me to go on Florida’s local version of the Bachelor called “Kissing Cousins.” And, as luck would have it, I was chosen to be that season’s “prized pig.” After weeks of competition my choices were whittled (quite literally, their final challenge was whittling) down to two: A young lady whose name I don’t remember, and a lovely elementary school teacher named Kate Daniel. Naturally, I chose Kate, and our prize was an all-expense paid trip to beautiful Lakeland Florida, the vacation capital of the Orlampa area. Since we were so close to her hometown, Kate suggested we go to Sarasota to meet her family and friends, since up to that point they would have only known me from the magic picture box in their living rooms.
And it was while there that I first met her best friend Megan. She was working as an aerial silk performer at the Ringling Circus at the time, although I quickly found out that her real passion was for taxidermy, which happens to be a hobby of mine as well. It was then, when we started talking about the variety of uses for formaldehyde, that I knew our lives would become forever intertwined…
She may tell you we met differently.
But, whichever version you choose to believe, the end result will still be the same: One year ago today she threw in the towel and married me.
So, happy anniversary my darling dear—I love you, and I am so glad you settled.
A bit under the weather and a bit behind on, well, everything, so instead of a new piece for today’s Perfect Storm Sketch of the Day, here is a sketch cover done as part of our Kickstarter for A New Ride!
For this recent book cover illustration, the author wanted a Frazetta feel to it, which I, obviously, can not do, but I did pinch his colors from a John Carter cover, so hopefully that works.
Was watching Victoria with the Mrs. last night when we noticed her hair looked a bit Star Warsy, so here’s a quick sketch of Jenna Coleman for today’s Star Wars Sketch of the Day!
Here is a recent book cover illustration for today’s Sketch of the Day. This one was a bit of a challenge– The description I got was for one man on one side of a puzzle, of a yacht, to be sliding a piece in place while another man is pulling one out. So, I thought I would have a little fun with it and make the men small enough that it would take their entire bodies to move the pieces.
Here’s a Spider-Man for today’s Sketch of the Day!
Thank you, President Obama. Your class, dignity and grace are going to be sorely missed.
Here is a portion of a recent book cover for today’s Sketch of the Day!
Hello hello! A bit late, I know, but here’s yesterday’s Sketch of the Day!