New print for Bottleneck Gallery's "Cant' Beat Em, Join Em" zombie themed show which opens tonight and runs through October 28th. Bottleneck is a great new gallery in brooklyn that donates a chunk of every show's earnings to a different charity. I'm happy to be a part of this months show which is working to help support The American Red Cross.

This is a four color print measuring about 10" x 15" and is inspired by the movie  Zombie Land. Its in an edition of 35. For more info on the show please visit: www.bottleneckgallery.com

Also, next week Countdown to (En)Danger opens in Philadelphia's own B2. ALL proceeds from this show go to benefit the World Wild Life Fund. Show open on Saturday October 13th at 6pm and runs for about a month. The show was put together by Ryann Casey and Josh Robeson and if its anything like their previous charity shows, this should be a lot of fun. For more info please visit: worldwildlife.org or Facebook.com/worldwildlife

Had a lot of fun working on this print. Its four colors and is about 12" x 19". And again, all proceeds from this show go to the WWF.

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This IS an Adventure

I was recently asked to contribute at Gallery 27, a new chicago gallery in the artistic Halsted area. What really sold me, was that Gallery 27's first show was "Futura", a Wes Anderson-themed (whose work I prize as favorites). So I present "This is an Adventure".

This is an early sketch for an idea I passed on. I want to thank Gallery 27 for an opportunity to have my FIRST show in Chicago!

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hammy mcChum

Hi! Just sharing my latest custom: hammy mcChum. I customized one of kidrobot's mini figures (the rooz) into a great white, using real sharks teeth. He was kind of my test subject, and I'm in love with his outcome, so this is just the first of many. Those teeth are really sharp!

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Blood in the Water, we're on the attaaaaack

Here is my piece for the All Hands on Deck art show in Philadelphia. The show is sea themed, so I chose to do a shark stencil painting. It's 5 layers done with spray paint, which I named after the Shark Attack EP- "Blood in the Water." It will be displayed in a wooden frame, which I splattered with a little red paint.

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Little about the scene had changed since the great fish swam in the age of reptiles

acrylic on panel 18"X24"

First of 2010

Sea King acrylic on board 10" X 20"