I made this artwork by combining the sinister figures from a pulp sci-fi novel cover and a happy biker from a pleasant vintage tourism poster.
Beams – a digital collage using the painting Portrait of a Youth, c. 1495/1500 by Agnolo di Domenico del Mazziere or Donnino di Domenico del Mazziere, part of the National Gallery of Art, Washington DC collection: https://www.nga.gov/collection/art-object-page.437.html I chuckle to myself, wondering what this Florentine artist would make of me digitally cutting up his artwork…
Digital collage featuring some of the most memorable Mad Max villains having a nice afternoon together – Immortan Joe, Lord Humungus, Rictus Erectus and Wez. I wanted to include Toecutter as well but all of the screenshots of him were too low quality.
Here’s my series of Tinder dating profiles (using cover art from Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine). Monsters need love too!
Shirtless Bear Fighter fake movie poster to celebrate announcement of comic series sequel!
Super excited that Jody LeHeup and Nil Vendrell have announced they are reuniting for Shirtless Bear Fighter 2, out in August. I loved the first series and can’t wait for this, which promises to be even wilder. To celebrate here’s my fake movie poster for a film adaption of the first series starring Hugh Jackman,…
I’ve been getting really into vintage pulp illustrations lately and came across the work of artist Timothy Anderson who reimagined the original Star Wars film trilogy as a series of pulp novels: The Purloined Plans, The Princess and the Scoundrel, and The Damsel of the Dune Sea. You can purchase prints of Timothy’s work (and…
In honour of Star Wars Day, this May 4th, I knocked up this digital collage fake film poster for an imaginary Star Wars spin-off standalone movie, set after the original trilogy, called Greedo’s Last Shot. I imagined a revenge movie featuring a resurrected and heavily modified Greedo, coming for revenge against a middle-aged Han Solo…
I recently posted this series of images on Instagram, combining some of the happy imagery you find in 1950’s advertising, with some of the darker artwork you find on the covers of Pulp magazines and novels. DAYDREAM #1 DAYDREAM #2 DAYDREAM #3 DAYDREAM #4
It’s been a horrendous couple of years for most so make the most of this Christmas. Spend it with those you love, relax and have a good time. Let’s hope 2022 is a better year. Merry Christmas!
I enjoyed the first ‘Your Art Here’ Instagram Challenge I took part in so much, I had another go – this time with a piece of artwork by Eryck Webb Graphics. You can see more of Eryck’s work here: http://www.eryckwebbgraphics.com