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Super Bowl

I'm not a big sports fan these days. So much of it just turns me cold. I still like to see a good game from time to time but I don't go out of my way for it. Here's an old (12 years old) illustration I did for a magazine that has a football theme to it. I don't have some of the other football illustrations scanned into the computer for some odd reason. Perhaps some day when I have way too much extra time on my hands and not enough stuff to do. Enjoy Superbowl Sunday!!

Black History Month Portraits

Just finished a set of portraits for Black History Month... go check out the whole gang over at my blog.

Seeing is believing

Have a look for yourself... Take a sneak peek... Steal a glimpse... at the newest addition to Bartholomew's Book of Birds. To view more go to bartholomewhat.blogspot.com

Innards

Don't expect to see this in The Lancet or The British Medical Journal anytime soon.



Alternative version on Flickr

Blind Robot

Made for a group show called LONELY ROBOTS in Toronto Canada, more on it when I know when and what gallery.

Grand Theft Velo

My latest, a poster for an annual bike race.
View an uncolored version as well as posters from previous years on my blog.

cheese

china ink, watercolors and photoshop

SFG:Love

LOVE

Puppy Love

Another Halloween costume that didn't make it.

Do to some unexpected side-effects, the wildly popular "Pit Bull with Lipstick" costume, was recalled after just one Halloween season.

A Tex Avery influenced editorial illustration done last October.

© 2008 Barry/Right-Hemisphere Laboratory

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HELLVIS

I thought it was funny at the time...

jonasink

BSG's Starbuck

Been a while since I posted here! This is my take on my favorite character on Battlestar Galactica —the delightfully cranky cigar-chomping Ms. Kara Thrace.

Pencil, watercolor, Photoshop.

Cooking

I'm in the midst of doing a tv commercial. Finally I could do a bit of drawing on the set. The first thing that caught my eye was this dude. After I showed my sketch to him, we started chatting. He has an unusual last name and the only other person I could think of with it is Anthony Zimmern. He told that Andrew was his cousin. He's the guy on the food network who eats all of the bizarre foods. My friend Drew and I said he must have been the kind of kid who always took dares. He said yes. Once when they were little kids he said they asked Anthony to jump across a glass coffee table. Of course he missed and cracked his head open. He also said he was very smart as a little kid too.

Happy Year of the Ox

A legendary Ox from US folklore, to get the year rolling.

Wishing everyone a most auspicious and prosperous New Year!

Paul Bommer

Click on the Image to ENLARGE!

I'm Finally a Comic Artist!

Well, ladies and gentlemen, I am more than pleased to announce that I am finally a comic artist! Writer Stephen Lindsay (creator of Jesus Hates Zombies) liked my drawing so much that he asked me to illustrate his newest project, "Stanton Street Saints / Almighty Warlords"! Above is a sample - page one from the book currently in production. Art by me, written and lettered by Stephen Lindsay. To see it bigger and better, click on the image. Just a heads-up though as it does contain coarse language. Hope y'all digs!

SFG: Love

samus

some metroid art i did for last week's drawergeeks.

-me!

Love hurts

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Barack Obama

Watercolours and Coloured Pencils

Iroquois creation myth

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Chocolate Log's Illustration Friday Submission

Here's this weeks submission for the word: Climbing

Robot number XY127r was pretty happy after climbing all the way to the top of Chocolate Log Mountain.

You can also get this cute robot character printed on a Tshirt here

Remember to eat more chocolate!

SFG: Celebrate

Anettes entry reminded me of this (Peanuts-inspired) picture I drew some time ago to celebrate the new snow!

SFG: Love

SFG: Love

I'm personally challenging each and every one of you to participate this week!

Be sure to add the appropriate label to your entry - SFG: Love.

The next challenge begins Monday, February 2nd, 2009.

The SFG Challenge was created to challenge every member to stretch their creative muscles, venture outside of their artistic boundaries and post their interpretations each week on a specific theme. You are enthusiastically encouraged to participate!

SFG: Celebrate

I like celebrating the small things, like the first snow.

Anette Heiberg
www.anetteheiberg.com

The Harvest

Just finished this piece called "The Harvest". I've posted more detail images of the characters up on my blog.

Jes.

Meet the Don

Another doodle! I'd been having terrible dreams about a particular part of my early adult life back in Detroit and when I worked for Chrysler Corporation. The last 2.5 years I worked there my boss was this guy named Gino. Gino was with the Mafia. He ran the off track betting at that factory. He had a very cushy job and mostly just walked around collecting monies from the guys that placed bets with him. He had a thug named Frank. He was the muscle. When someone didn't pay, Frank collected. He was brutal! I saw him destroy guys behind metal presses several times. They had me use a fork lift to move in and out, metal tubs of small metal parts when a section line in the plant needed them. Other than that, I just kicked back all day. Gino found out that I could draw because I was doing some political cartoons one day. He said, "Mitch, (I kept telling him my name was Mike.) I want you to draw cartoons of the opposing union party so we can get our boys in and make changes." Who was I to turn down the Mafia. He fed me ideas on a daily basis and I was cranking out cartoons. By the end of each day they were all over the factory. At one point the opposition started calling me and threatening me and my mother, who I lived with at the time. She was terrified and asked me what the hell was going on. I told her not to worry. I reported this to Gino and he said, " Don't worry Mitch, I'll take care of it because I think I know who is responsible." I was never threatened again after that. The Mafia took care of me and I did my best to continue cranking out cartoons for them. Gino's people took over that Union in the election. It was a landslide because of the cartoons I put out.
It's weird to think that I was involved in something like that, so long ago.

ANNOUNCEMENT: The Great Lincoln! Memorial Tableaux

Art In The Age Of Mechanical Reproduction has announced the "The Great Lincoln! Memorial Tableaux", opening Friday, February 6th 6-8 PM until the end of the month. My illustration titled, "Lincoln's Ghost", will be part of the exhibition. I'm looking forward to seeing the other artist's portrayals of our 16th president. Stop on by and check it out! Hope to see you there!

Lost And Found

In high school, my best friend was Timmy Valcante. Somewhere along the way in life I lost touch with him. He never left my mind though. i would think about him all the time. Recently I have reunited with my beautiful cousin Eileen. She was someone else I lost also. Turns out Eileen married a guy from my high school who stayed in touch with a guy who still knew the whereabouts of my friend Timmy. I got the guy's number and started out to track down Valcante's number. The problem was, the guy who had the number was never home. I called day and night. I'd try at odd hours but nothing worked. I was relentless. Finally one night Danny answered his phone, it had taken two months. Although we didn't know each other that well in high school, he remembered me. He did indeed have my friend Timmy's number. Dan and I spent an hour telling stories and cracking each other up. Finally I had my old friend's number in my hand. It was amazing and scary. I waited a few days before I called. It's never easy calling someone out of the blue. I cracked open a cold Red Stripe beer and dialed the number. His daughter answered and I told her I was an old pal of her dad. He came on the line and a great reunion began. It took a minute or two and then the stories flowed like a Sam Kinison concert. It was an incredible and healing experience for both of us. I had always been thinking and worrying about what happened to him and he was doing the same. We filled each other in on what happened to us. He married an old friend of mine from high school. Dolores. I was thrilled two great people who I dug so much found each other. Now we are back in each others life. Hopefully for good. I felt a whole lot better about the world waking up this morning.

Where IS MY MEMORY?

Jeez,
I keep getting sidetracked lately....Seems like the Internet has a lot to do with it....Lots of lights, colors, and sounds.....Distracting.

Very Distracting. Sorta like this thing was, when I was growing up.
P

Hot Rod Pram

Gift caricature/birth announcement celebrating the arrival of a friend's first Grandson.

© 2008 Barry/Right-Hemisphere Laboratory

Pin-up Mermaids

Hey guys, hope your new year is going as good as mine!! Here are three mermaids I did. Each is available as separate prints! They come in 5x7, 8x10, 11x14. Contact me for pricing and get one quick! (wavecruser@comcast.net)

CHEERS!!!

A little too tall

I drew this in my sketchbook today. Definitely random. I posted a while ago but forgot to add my link. So here it is shaunpaint.

SFG: Celebrate

Celebrate the new President of the USA!

Mutt Ink's Latest Addition

Well, I'm finally back. I've been in India inking. Or maybe I've been inking with India ink. Either way, here is the latest addition to the Bartholomew family. To view more eggs about to hatch visit bartholomewhat.blogspot.com

Flying Pig with Fairy

irisz

TinTin Air

Trying out a new paper

Linear Ideas One

A new illustration from a series that I'm creating, the result of some experimentation with After Effects and particle engines.

www.dangerdom.com

SFG: Celebrate

I apologize for the lateness of the SFG Challenge this week, we were having some issues with the template that took us a little longer than anticipated to resolve. However, we're back on track, this will just be a short week.

I'm personally challenging each and every one of you to participate this week!

Be sure to add the appropriate label to your entry - SFG: Celebrate.

The next challenge begins Monday, January 26th, 2009.

The SFG Challenge was created to challenge every member to stretch their creative muscles, venture outside of their artistic boundaries and post their interpretations each week on a specific theme. You are enthusiastically encouraged to participate!

Also, if you are interested in taking advantage of SFG's site traffic and advertising opportunities here and on Design Inspiration, please contact me.
-Jeff

Robots in the Sky

Had fun working on an image where stars reveal themselves as robots.

John Deininger

Celebrate, America!

CelebrateAmerica.jpg
Originally uploaded by Kate Garchinsky | PenguinArt.com

Happy "Where Were You When Obama Became President?" Day.

2009

I'm off to a rocky start drawing this year. I was posting at a clip of three times a week for over three years now, maybe more. this is the first time I've been so overwhelmed at work that it has cut into my drawing. I do anticipate breaking out of this little slump. SO please don't worry about not enough posts happening here. This is some new drawings from my little subway drawings book I keep in my winter coat.