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My piece for the 1988 show tonight. This was fun to do. #sketchparty #kengarduno (at The mothership)
Hey!……….if you were a hot dog..would you eat yourself?
IT’S A SIMPLE QUESTION!!
My Scarface poster drops today at the Mondo booth at Wondercon.
I was really excited when they asked me to do this. I love the movie, in all it’s 80’s glory. It was the first time I ever saw the protagonist turn into an antagonist. It was quite jarring, but it made an impression on me.
For the poster, I wanted to sum up Tony as best I could without guns/violence. He’s a crude man trying to be slick and sophisticated but he’s never able to pull it off. The brute inside of him always shines through.
Anyways, I can’t wait to see this hanging in a rappers house in a future episode of Cribs (that’s still on, right?)
“The Place Beyond the Pines” trailer.
Come on, who doesn’t love Gosling?
“Magic Carpet”
One of my favorite pop culture characters of all time. How can you not love The Dude? You can find the rest of the “Just Like Us” series on my website.
Prints will be available soon.
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“Your actions have consequences!”
Here is my other piece for the Step Brothers show that opens tonight at Gallery 1988 Venice. I’ll be in attendance tonight, so come say hello!
AMC put together this awesome little video about the Breaking Bad show at 1988. I’m honored to be a part of it.
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I just realized that this is the same person, and my head just about exploded.
Also, if you haven’t watched Homeland, you are missing out.
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“Cotton Candy”
Another piece from my upcoming solo show “Just Like Us” at Gallery 1988 Melrose. Opening reception is this Friday, April 6th from 7-10PM. I will be there, along with 65 new pieces and free beer.
You can also RSVP on Facebook if you are into that sort of thing.
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This was commissioned by Nick Offerman (and others), as a wrap gift for the entire cast & crew at Parks & Recreation. Really happy with how it came out, and stoked to be doing more work for those guys, I love um!
Jimmy Stewart reads his famous poem about his dog Beau on “The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson” in 1981.
This could very well make you cry.
