THE ICONOCLASTIC DEAD: Mary Blair

Here's my piece for

THE ICONOCLASTIC DEAD

♥♥ I chose Mary Blair, because she was such an amazingly talented female artist who worked in animation! I am sure I am one of many women (and men!) working in animation today who look up to her in more ways than one ♥♥

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Terminator 2

My work for Front magazine has led to some work for FHM magazine, and they commissioned me to do this piece for an anniversary tribute to Terminator 2. I hadn't seen any of the movies for quite a while so I went back and watched them while I worked on this assignment. Not that anybody needs me to say it, but T2 is easily the highlight of the series. The large graphic above is for a two page opening spread, and I also completed two spot graphics:

 
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Skeleton

Not sure of the title of this piece… I’ve been referring to it as ‘Skeleton’ because of the gigantic dolphin skeleton in the foreground. But that seems far too obvious to be the proper title.

This is part four of my senior thesis. The last part of the series. 

12X23

graphite, digital

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Art show !

hi! this is one of my One-Eyed Girls (1EG) as a skeleton, it's one of my favorites. it is now on display at my current show, which is full of twenty 1EG pieces. ( you can check out more of the work on display here: http://www.kaseytararuj.com/) if anyone is in the area and interested in seeing the show, here is the info:

Red Horse Gallery in Freehold Raceway Mall (upper level, next to Sears)
3710 Route 9. Freehold, NJ
Nov 24-Jan 8. Gallery hours Mon-Fri 10am-4:30pm, or by appointment

there is an opening reception this Thursday, Dec 3 from 6pm-8pm. if anyone decides to come, say hi, i'll probably be the only one rolling around in my wheelchair!

Dancin' and Dead...

So, this is the image that I submitted to last weeks show in Philly.
It's a little more handmade if you see it in person. But, I had a great little visit with people at the show and it was a good time had by all...

Hope you dig..
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Hanged Man

It's a little sparse in the end, but I kind of like that.

lady of the living impaired

Hey all, here is my piece for the Day of the Dead show. I used my One-Eyed Girl (1EG) series, but turned her into a skeleton for the occasion. It was a fun time, hope you enjoy. Can't wait for the show, so far all the work has been fantastic!

Esqueleto Con un Monopatín

This is my piece for the Dia De Los Muertos show. It was done on an oval shaped 9"x12" canvas with stencils and spray paint. The character was heavily influenced by Posada's prints.

Day of the Dead Pin-Up

Speaking of Day of the Dead... : )

This piece is a recent painting I did for Girls Drawin Girls for our 2010 Pin-Up art calendar. She's the month of October! She's currently on view (and for sale!) at the Girls Drawin Girls group show at Meltdown Comics in Los Angeles.

If you're in LA, come join us for our closing reception this coming Sunday, from 6pm-9pm! Complimentary Asahi beer, live models/ figure drawing, raffle, DJ, and BBQ! Plus lots of cute pin-up art on display and for sale! : )

Meltdown Comics
7522 Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90046

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Meltdown Gallerys hours are Monday through-Sunday 11am-10pm.
The gallery is located at 7522 Sunset Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90046.

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...just put up some new stuff and some old stuff. be a doll and take a gander. kisses.

-sam

Published: The War Resisters League

This is a quick set up of the publication, of an illustration, for an article I did for the winter 2009 / vol. 26 of WIN magazine (The Magazine of the War Resisters League). The article talks about Capitalism's burning house and how we're getting hurt by it. I have to thank my brother Matt Cavanaugh for the heads up on this one. Also, check out the awesome cover by Daniel Fishel.

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To view the full illustration go to my black & White (editorial) section on my blog. I'm planning on retouching and editing parts of it for a more "final" look.

Cheers!