Greasers - Blog Posts

Not saying I want to have a 50s date with my greaser boyfriend or girlfriend, but I want to have a 50s date with my greaser boyfriend or girlfriend.

wait omg i need to see this I’ve been thinking ab a concept like this

gang personality swap idea guys

so ponyboy gets jumped, like, slightly worse than johnny gets jumped. in the aftermath they all sort of switch spots??

Ponyboy acts like Johnny (jumpy and scared from being jumped)

Johnny acts like Dallas (gets all tuff and rough, swearing nothing will happen like that again)

Dallas acts like Darry (still tuff just more cold than anything. you really can't tell whats going on)

Darry acts like Sodapop (being a lot more soft and gentle and understanding with Ponyboy, because thats what he needs right now)

Sodapop acts like Steve (whose so so angry at the socs, their home, the world, because this happened to his baby brother and it would only get worse)

Steve acts like Two-Bit (who ends up making a joke here and there, and realizes he feels helpful doing do, and just not stopping)

Two-Bit acts like Ponyboy (getting all quiet and thoughtful, sober.)

idk guys maybe its the worms

Got trumped by physics (how do sauces work?). Still fun though. 

strawberry caaaake

trying to come up with a list of foodstuff that is shaped like a log/roll. Basically phallic shaped foodstuff. 

The making of hot dog bro

Kimbab guy with a huge kimbab. Decided to do more with the Rock'n'Rolls series

Rock'n'Rolls A bunch of gouache paintings solely created for the pun but then tacos aren't really a roll I guess, ha, whatever, just roll with it, okay? They are all named after 1950s/early 60s rock'n'roll songs.

I did the series back in January, just in time for the Supergraph art fair in February in Melbourne (thanks DHL!). 

A4 digital prints are still being sold on the Supergraph website HERE HERE and HERE, if you are interested. 

Side note, I was told by an Australian that swiss rolls aren't really a thing down under. Ooops, lost in translation? 

I painted a couple of rebels for gouache demos in Alex Fine and Greg Houston's illustration classes. These guys are kind of evil...kinda got a devilish lean to em...the rebels too! (badum chh) (sorry)

I'm always amazed that anything I have to share in demos with classes are things students will appreciate and be able to use, but it's always great. So long as I'm not going off on too many random rants about dumb things then I just hope I'm imparting some tips, and it's a pretty good time.