This piece is part of a series entitled Stranger than Fiction, I've used retro and pulp fiction style imagery to explore contemporary neurological case studies revealing that actual science is even stranger than science fiction.

This piece is about Delusions of Sentient Companions: where the sufferer believes inanimate objects are sentient.. and sometimes BFFs!

just to prove im still doing stuff! here is part of a larger drawing.

repost, because i finally got a scanner big enough to scan it properly.



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Annyen watching fantastic mr. fox.



Annyen Lam is an awesome printmaker and bookbinder who has printed with a steamroller.

This piece is part of a series entitled Stranger than Fiction, I've used retro and pulp fiction style imagery to explore contemporary neurological case studies revealing that actual science is even stranger than science fiction.

This piece is about Cotard Delusion or "walking corpse syndrome", a neuropsychiatric disorder where the sufferer imagines they are dead, or that their body or organs are putrefying.




and curse of the weredog! arrooo

i just finished these two for an upcoming halloween group show.

friday night drawing party for one - hellz yeah!

eez a card i made. i've been looking at a lot of retro children's illustration lately!

an oldie but goodie, very loosely referenced from a photo in Vice mag although i think life would be a little bit cooler if we all looked more like this.



looking through art from last year, i really like where this was going. especially dig the hands.

self portrait, age 23

some life drawing from this month!



also, the first left on the second row was the sweetest animation model ever named scott. and the one directly underneath it is the pose i like to refer to as "zombie trying to gnaw on your shins". it's a classic.

a present for my best bud phill cause its his burthdai



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i have another painting..but it's too big to scan and my camera blows chunks.

gallery of rogues

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for hubbuch in 1924

a drawing after a 1924 study by Karl Hubbuch entitled called Berlin City Scene with Circus Caravans.

in this version he is a honky tonk harmonica player.

for rego

a drawing after a study by Paula Rego

sometimes when i don't know what else to draw i like to make drawings based on other drawings or paintings. I'm not sure what they are, they are definitely referenced but i wouldn't call them studies because i'm not trying to be accurate. it's kind of like a drawing riff. i like how changing their styles and taking them out of their contexts changes their stories. i like to start drawing them and send them in different directions. i guess i kind of think of it more as a drawing collage: take two figures from two different paintings, put them together on a sketchbook page, and see what they do.

woohoo - for a book cover assignment.



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now with BONUS progress-shot-o-vision!

This is a piece inspired by a Radiolab podcast about Memory (and forgetting). The main idea presented in the episode is that our memories don't exist in our heads in some kind of memory bank, they're actually created (and altered) on the spot every time we "remember" them. Because we base our sense of selves on these stories we're actually creating our identities as we go. Crazy! Listen here.



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