Since I was a child, I have been drawing and creating art in my head.
Drawing for me is neither a hobby nor a special thing really, but it is essential for my survival.

I love visual irony. Usually in a match between flyswatter versus fly, the flyswatter is the victor. Well, not this time. Enjoy.

Sometimes I struggle with authority and sometimes its hard to keep the words I say under control. One day while being lectured, the phrase “bite your tongue” slipped into my head while I was trying not to burst out screaming, later on the phrase changed into “i’ll bite my tongue even if it means…” and thats when I got the idea for this.

This picture visually speaks about my beliefs on life. I believe everything has a purpose, events in our lives are like stepping stones in a larger plan. The creature featured in my illustration has become kind of like a personal symbol for whatever greater power is helping me along in my “plan” as i make choices. Therefore it symbolizes my growth and progress both as an artist and a human being. I hope you enjoy it.

Illustration for Baudelair’s “Carrion”

These pieces are created primarily from flame fractals. They are enhanced with other computer applications and/or coupled with organic illustrations. They are based on myths.

A combination of stills from Disney’s motion picture “Pocahontas” and lyrics from Neil Young’s “Pocahontas.”

An appendage to an original work by Disney and Neil Young.

I illustrated these as single gag comic when i was 17 with a ball point pen. It was one of the first comics I ever sold. I retraced copies by hand on a pane of glass over a reading lamp and sold it as a holiday greeting card. Three years later, in the spirit of the holiday season, and as celebration for my design education, I’ve retraced and painted it in Photoshop as three separate cards to be sold in a bundle of four along with another restored comic of Santa Claus with his dick in a box for Mrs. Claus. Cards can be purchased through my etsy shop at:

http://www.etsy.com/shop/ductdollars