Was feeling very 'Joe Kubert' whist inking dudeman's face here.
And, while we're talking about it, Joe Kubert is FLIPPIN' AMAZING!!
Been looking at some DC hero work he did, and a bunch of the Unknown Soldier,
and even picked up an old issue of Ragman as well!! Really inspiring stuff.
Thought I'd pass along these 1970s NASA concept illustrations!!
Beautiful and spectacular and all around astonishing to look at, but also a reminder of how alluring the conquest of space used to be. You don't see much of this kind of practical imagination today, let alone painted.
Today's feature is a map of the Zodiac killers first four locations (victim sites). It was (and still is) difficult to communicate location, a (sort of) timeline, and (really) a narrative into one piece.
type is probably too small for web viewing.
First up is a comp assignment based on a previously published cover and interior from the New York Times Book Review.
And next is a fast (and I mean FAST) 6 pager detailing (a bit of) Italian comic book history. The text is still very "Wikipedia / dictionary" sounding, needs a couple of more edits to find a true marriage with the imagery. 
in the Minneapolis Star Tribune Today. A piece to commemorate this years Minnesota State Fair.
Saturday is the day my friends, don't forget!
The First Annual Minneapolis Indie Xpo will be underway.
I'll be there with a gang of new screenprints in tow,
along with my usual fare and one new silkscreened mini!
See You There!
Here are three new prints I will be selling along with
other fair at The Minneapolis Indie Expo (MIX),
where I will also be giving a small talk/workshop on
the powers of home silk screening!
Stop by on Saturday, August 21st!
(11:00am for Workshop)
The Soap Factory
518 Southeast 2nd Street
Minneapolis, MN 55458
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