David Bowie Sketch

I did this sketch of David Bowie in Sean T. Collins sketchbook devoted to the rock icon at SPX this year. He just posted a few of the sketches from the book over at Robot 6 blog. (Ben Katchor's sketch and quote is particularly funny). Sean handed me a few magazines which contained many photos of Bowie in his various forms. I told him to come back in an hour or so. I picked a Ziggy-era mode. Bowie is fun to draw. I never would've guessed. The result was a sort of Night Business-esque version of the man.

Also, check out many of the other artists who have provided Bowie sketches for Sean's book here. It's an impressive roster.

Meathaüs | Go For The Gold! 3, an Anthology Sketchbook

I have some pages from my sketchbook in the new Go For The Gold! book from Meathaüs Enterprises. You can check out a preview here. And it's available for preorder here. Looks like it will be out in December.

Heavy Metal | Wild West | Dance Revolution | Sketches

Here's the sketches I submitted for the April 77 shirt designs.

Computer Blue Sketches

I've done a couple of flyer designs and illustrations for the London DJ collective Computer Blue. Here's a couple of sketches and flyers.

Adam Strange and Captain Marvel Sketches

Night of the Living Dead Sketches

Here's some sketches for an assignment that didn't go anywhere. I think it was a pin-up for a Night of the Living Dead comic.

The Cramps | Sketches

These were sketches for an assignment that didn't pan out. It was a cool one: to illustrate a Cramps Christmas album cover. I think my friend and colleague Ted McGrath ended up getting the gig. Dems da breaks ...

Alien races of the Space Rogue Universe

The Universe of the Space Rogue is populated by thousands of alien races. Above are but a few...

Batman Cowl Sketches

Here's some sketches I did of Batman and specifically his cowl. Even though it would make sense for the cowl to be totally matte, as not to reflect any light and betray Batman's position under the cover of shadows, I always liked how the front piece in the '60s TV show was slightly glossy. So I did, weirdly, a bunch of sketches on how light might reflect off of the cowl or how shadows might play on it. Weird.

Action P.I. | Sketches

Here's some sketches from an old moleskine sketchbook of preparatory drawings for my Action P.I. series that appeared in the first issue of Mammal.