EXTRA EXTRA - See All About It

Many moons have passed since the last post. Here is to catching up! :

CENTERSTAGE - Young Playwrights Festival 2012

These are preliminary sketches (Call For Entries Poster) for the 26th Annual YPF

This is a drawing of an armored Chinese boat from the... Sung Dynasty? Anyhow, this is rolled in with my thesis - I am working on a series that features the presentation of interior spaces in close relationship to exterior spaces - I will show you soon exactly what I mean.

Here we have the first page for my contribution to DIMENSIONS III a comic anthology pulled together by Zejian Shen (http://zesansan.blogspot.com/). If you like comics, check her out. If you like good comics, then check her out. If you like bad comics, then don't.

This is an old one, from last year. Jesus in a pool of blood. This showed in Nomad Gallery (http://www.facebook.com/BmoreNoMad) for the SURFACE show this past July. Jesus is being sold now in the form of fine prints (edition of 7), archival Velvet Art paper. Each print is 16"x16" and they are going for $50 each. Does your mother love Jesus? Your grandmother? Well, you know where to find me (jeeshaun@ymail.com).

Lastly we have the twins. This was an illustration for an article on reunited twin sisters in the Alhambra Source by Michael Lawrence. If you are interested in the words of a good man see here: http://www.alhambrasource.org/users/firing-line

There are more drawings slithering around in my room, but I need to round them up before I hang them up here.

What did you have for dinner two nights ago?

Blonde Redhead and others

This is a C.D. cover I came up with for Blonde Redhead's album La Mia Vita Violenta (My Violent Life). The colors are off so I will repost, but I think you get the gist of it.

The painting was done in gouache and the halo around his head is shiny gold paint, so its too bad it won't show on your screen unless you have a super-screen that shows metallic effects.

These are a few dwelling designs I came up with for my concept art class.

I have been looking at books that document vernacular building designs and its blowing my mind. If you have time, take a look at: Built By Hand, a book that is filled with interesting pictures and notes.