January 3rd, 2017 | Posted in General
I had to share these extremely cool photos of what my fellow Sherlockian David Haugen did with his limited edition Sherlock print… he managed to get ORIGINAL autographs of all eight Sherlocks depicted and added them to the matted and framed piece: Pretty impressive considering John Barrymore died in 1942, Basil Rathbone died in 1967, Peter Cushing died in 1994 and Jeremy Brett died in 1995. David told me the hardest one to get was Cushing, because of the Star Wars connection. Not surprising… Cushing is the hardest working dead actor in Hollywood. Anyway, I thought this was awesome. Well done, David! READ MORE
January 2nd, 2017 | Posted in Monday MADness
My art for the MAD 20 this year… you’ll find it and the other nineteen “Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2016” in MAD #543, on news stands now! READ MORE
January 1st, 2017 | Posted in General
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December 31st, 2016 | Posted in General
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December 30th, 2016 | Posted in News
Art for one of my past workshop T-shirts The Las Vegas workshop is all sold out. I’m looking into doing a workshop in the Dallas, TX area March 24th-26th (Thu-Sat). Just gauging interest at this point. If you would be interested in participating, drop me an note. No commitment, just getting a head count of interested parties. READ MORE
December 29th, 2016 | Posted in News
I’m down to only one available spot left in my Feb 7-9th Las Vegas caricature workshop! Details here. Working on a Dallas area workshop in March… READ MORE
December 28th, 2016 | Posted in Sketch O'The Week
It’s the last sketch o’the Week of 2016… Thandie Newton as “Westworld”‘s Maeve Millay. This and my other Westworld sketch are now available in the Studio Store. READ MORE
December 27th, 2016 | Posted in MAD Magazine
2016 took yet another longtime member of the “Usual Gang of Idiots” with the passing of Don “Duck” Edwing on Dec 26th at the age of 84. If I was required to name the most unsung hero in the history of MAD, it might be Duck. Not only did he have official bylines in over 250 issue of the magazine since 1961, he was also an uncredited writer for many later Don Martin and Spy vs. Spy cartoons and other features, as well as contributing cover ideas and “punching up” other scripts and articles. Behind the scenes Duck’s sense of humor and writing contributions were… READ MORE
