Posted by: jamie (116 posts)
May 26, 200611:23 PM

Posted by: pa (190 posts)
May 23, 2006 9:25 PM

Central Park dairy house, Wash Sq Park fountain and the boathouse in Prospect Park.

Posted by: pa (190 posts)
May 22, 200611:01 PM

About a month back my bro Jamie and I were sitting in the dining car of an Amtrak train on route to Pittsburgh. There was a handlebar-mustachioed Amtrak employee (right) doing some paperwork across the way and I took the opportunity to do a quick sketch and watercolor.

Right as I was finishing up, a second Amtrak employee asked me if I'd gotten permission to draw him. I told him no, I never asked people if I could sketch them. He said if I were in south Philly and someone caught me sketching them, a beat-down would ensue.

Posted by: jamie (116 posts)
6:47 PM

Cheerios has a bee, Frosted Flakes and Exxon, a tiger. Hostess has a vulture and racoon, Mastercard, a zebra, Geico, a gecko, and you gotta love that Chucky Cheese rat. But it's the stallion that seems to speak to young men specifically, seducing them to work hard and drive fast with a smoke dangling.
These pictures were taken in Greece, inspired by the artist Richard Prince.

Posted by: keegan (155 posts)
May 19, 2006 7:52 PM

Here's a few faces from my latest sketchbook...been slacking on the posts.

Posted by: keegan (155 posts)
3:49 AM

One of the items on my to-do list recently has been to expand my 'texture library'. Since I have moved over to doing all of my color on the computer, texture is more important than ever. If there is a large area of flat color, and it is just 'paint-bucketed' in Photoshop, the flatness screams "Computer!". The look I am trying to achieve is one that is more hand-made. I try to use custom brushes with my Wacom tablet as much as possible, but sometimes an area needs a bit of real-world texture to break the flatness...

The swatches above are from a few of the textures I worked up this week. They will be much more subtle when included in my work, sometimes only a tiny corner of one, but having a variety on hand is a valuable part of the illustrator's tool-belt.

Posted by: pa (190 posts)
May 14, 200611:32 PM

A few years back Stephen Antonson, Jon Keegan and I created this video. Then James Antonson and Patrick Macintosh supplied the music resulting in this piece.

Chance Griswold is an anagram for Clown Discharge which nicely illustrates the nature of the video:

Posted by: kurt (67 posts)
1:52 PM

Posted by: jamie (116 posts)
May 12, 2006 1:07 AM

With the help of Photoshop, I've been transforming some photos and doing paintings of them. This one is 24"x 36".

Posted by: bz (54 posts)
May 9, 2006 3:45 PM

so i silkscreened some spirographs...

Posted by: pa (190 posts)
May 8, 2006 9:36 PM

Talking about the 1, 4, 6 and F trains... Washington Square, respectively.

Posted by: bz (54 posts)
May 6, 200611:17 AM

film stills from a the 2 minute feature film "looking at me looking" which i may eventually post somewhere...

Posted by: kurt (67 posts)
May 5, 200610:13 PM

Posted by: kerry (81 posts)
6:19 PM

Recently I "discovered" this spot on the Long Island Sound up the road from my parent's home. The shifting tides expose rich green seaweed clinging to sunbleached rocks. The color effect this creates is amazing; material I could mine for many paintings.
All of which I will post here.

Posted by: kurt (67 posts)
May 4, 2006 5:36 PM

Posted by: jamie (116 posts)
May 3, 200610:37 PM

These pictures are competitions, visual contests between man and nature. I've been seeking these "fights" lately. They're everywhere.

Posted by: jamie (116 posts)
10:32 PM