choose from 7 different designs
many different styles of shirt to choose from
check it out: [link]

Limited Run of High Quality Poster Prints
of "Baphomet" and "THE FOOL"
For Sale HERE [link]

i lowered the prices for all of my drawings for sale on etsy.
so if you have your eye on one, CHECK IT OUT: [link]
i will be adding new additions weekly in attempt to clear out my back-catalog .
by the way:all materials used are archival quality.
all drawings are sealed with krylon matte uv protectant spray.

time to clear out the vault. i'm selling original works of art spanning throughout the last 8 years of my life. prices range from $10-$100.
CHECK IT OUT: [link]

now available here: [link]

trying to get rid of some of my older work and a few recent ones.

selling them through ebay.

keeping it private except for those seriously interested, so comment or message me for a link to the pieces for sale.

i will be opening the vault and selling more of my older work, based on how these ones sell.

my friend and top favorite comic artist
now has his gorgeous website up and running: www.diegotripodi.com

fucking amazing

everyone check out the gorgeous work of portuguese photographer Miguel Pires.

sorry for the lack of rapport here lately.
i've been extremely busy with commissions.
one little ad on facebook was all it took for the
requests and payments to overtake me.
it's very thrilling and challenging and i feel
very lucky and grateful that i have so many friends
and fans that appreciate my work.

and so i will extend the same offer here on da:
for $60 ($80 if outside the US) i will draw you
anything you want and ship it to you.
anything: a person, place, concept, emotion
a poem, ANYTHING. i will draw it like no one
else can and i will make it a thing of haunting beauty.
message me if you're interested.

special thanks to my good friend
and frequent muse sara skogsberg

she knows why.

pleased to announce that once i get a handle
on the work i have cut out for myself.
my good friend and one of my favorite all time
comic artist diego tripodi

will be collaborating once again.
diego is a really smart and warm guy
who is really passionate about his work
and is really fun to work with as he really
throws himself headfirst into a project.

my beautiful wife angela has finished up with her
school curriculum for her degree in mortuary sciences
which has freed up some time for her to draw once again.
it's exciting to see all of that repressed creativity blast
onto the paper. please check out her gallery and give her
a warm dA welcome:


i love you all, brothers and sisters.

it is my honor and privilege: [link]

my graphic novel is still for sale: [link]

i will be starting my next comic very soon.

thank you everyone for your kindness, support and constructive criticism.

everyone check out Joe's excellent gallery NOW:



so i decided to shelf my tarot deck project for the time being.

i tried submitting what i have so far to virtually every publisher of tarot cards, (something they encourage you to do before completing an entire deck, which makes sense)
getting flat, outright rejections. perhaps it's the gratuitous nudity and explicit sexuality?

regardless, looking back at some of the pieces, i feel they could be much stronger with a different approach that i didn't fully realize until the other day, which would be to take the time to work in more symbols and archetypes that correlate with each card and what it represents. ( my latest piece, "league" is an example of what i'd be going for stylistically)



i'm going to start a new graphic novel.

right now i'm starting to experiment with different styles of inking. i really love the effect that can be achieved when i use my ballpoint pen and warm grey markers, but it takes SO much longer to complete a page that way.

i'm considering dipping my foot in the waters of digital inking. anyone who has any suggestions, advice, or photoshop-tricks-of-the-trade to offer in this respect would be gratefully appreciated.

what i'm trying to do is devise a way to continue to use my ballpoint shading effect for faces and such, but be able to digitally fill areas without it looking too choppy or pixelated around my chaotic hatchwork.

any thoughts?

on tuesday i am sending out copies of my graphic novel "Postland" to my international friends who are having trouble ordering off the site. if anyone else outside the US having similar trouble wants in, message me!

or order from here: [link]

feature

The Contest -------> [link]

The Entries thus far -----> [link]

check it out. get involved. have fun.

btw: thanks for the overwhelming support for the release
of my graphic novel "Postland"
Buy it Here: [link]

i've been watching comic artist
for some time now and encourage you all to check out his
gallery as well as his comic "Opey the Warhead" -----> [link]

a true labor of love, excellent writing and beautifully crafted panels without exception, that shines through.

check it out: [link]

have you seen this woman's gallery yet???

check out the fine works
of swedish artist, paulina:




....

(...6 pages left to go on postland....)

everyone check out the amazing work
of chilean artist Gisela Verdessi

add her to your watch and show her
masterful gallery some love.

in other news: 11 pages left to go on Postland................