THE USUAL SUSPECTS 10" x 20" Acrylics on Canvas. SOLD This is a commissioned piece for a friend of mine who owns several other originals starring each of the shady characters above: Jack the Ripper, Sweeney Todd, Alex the Droog, and Edgar Allan Poe, (who isn't really sure how he got mixed up with this group in the first place).
Limited Edition Gicleé Print, hand signed and numbered (edition of 30) On Textured Fine Art Paper: Image Size: 10" x 20" (paper size approx 10.25" x 20.25") - $90
On Stretched Canvas: Image Size: 10" x 20" - $175
JOUST 6" x 12" acrylics on canvas. 2010. SOLD
Print on 11" x 17" Archival Paper - $20
MARIO IN WONDERLAND 8" x 8" acrylics on wood. 2010. SOLD
Print on 11" x 14" Archival Paper - $18
BAD KITTY 8" x 8" acrylics on canvas. 2010. SOLD
Print on 11" x 14" Archival Paper - $18
GANDALF'S DESCENT 10" x 20" acrylics on canvas. 2010. SOLD
Print on 11" x 17" Archival Paper - $20
BLACK WING 8" x 10" acrylics on canvas. 2010. SOLD.
Tribute to Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. The Witch-king of Angmar, leader of the Nazgul riding his Fellbeast.
DUEL 8" x 10" acrylics on canvas. 2010. SOLD
Tribute to Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. Éowyn (and Merry) facing off with the Witch-king of Angmar.
SPARE PARTS 6" x 12" acrylics on canvas. 2010. SOLD
Print on 11" x 17" Archival Paper - $20
PARTY CRASHER 18" x 36" acrylics on canvas. 2010. $2000
Not the best time to crash Snake Mountain. Skeletor's got some friends over to celebrate his B-Day. From left-to-right: Hordak, Mumm-ra, Beast Man, Skeletor, Sorceress (background), Cobra Commander, Mer Man, He-man.
Print on 11" x 17" Archival Paper - $20
SMITTEN 11" x 14" acrylics on wood. 2010. SOLD
Print on 11" x 14" Archival Paper - $18
RIPPER & SWEENEY 8" x 16" acrylics on canvas. 2008. SOLD
Jack the Ripper and Sweeney Todd. They'd make good neighbors.
A CURIOUS DREAM 11" x 14" acrylics on canvas. 2009. SOLD
Print on 11" x 17" Archival Paper - $20
ALICE 11" x 14" acrylics on canvas. 2008. SOLD
Alice in Wonderland - duh. The caterpillar is attempting to be as eloquent as Morpheus in explaining the difference between the blue and red pill. Also, I'm pretty sure the real caterpillar is dead and has been turned into a suit. I could be wrong though.
EDGAR ALLAN POE 11" x 14" acrylics on canvas. 2008. SOLD
I spent an entire day just listening to and reading Poe's short stories and poetry before starting this piece. I tried to fit as many elements from his swritings as possible, without overcrowding the painting. Also, it's impossible to read on the image above, but the wall above Poe is covered in writing - the last line from many of his pieces, as well as some other more famous quotes from them.
