Over the past few months I have been slowly working on the next video for The Foshays. The song Get Me to Normal is going to be released on a four song ep (with comic book) as soon as it gets back from the record press. As part of the many layers…
I love these constructions. They emerge when you have too many derelict chunks of wood laying around the workshop. When the right shapes connect, the face tends to sit around loose until I find time to glue and tack them together. In fact I have to clean the workshop today.…
I did a series of illustrations for a company that makes small consumer products called Hat Shark. I have my own copies of these designs, but it was fun to see them in context on the Hat shark website. a lot of them I haven’t seen in awhile.
My comic rock band The Foshays have busy working on their next video for the song Get Me to Normal. It’s a garage stomper with a pulsating bass line, arpeggiated keyboards and silly background vocals that go “Do! Do! Do! Do!” Decidedly with less emphasis on the band, the video…
I have been fantasizing about my most hardcore aesthetics. Shapes that go off in their own flight of fantasy. Characters emerge wild and get captured on the page. Boots and rock and roll stripes adorn some, others go naked. Somewhere there is a sequel to the musical Hair in these…
Halloween maybe over but the dead paintings from the past have come alive in the Fear for the Folk wet studio. I’ve tried fending them off with layers of paint but they keep coming at me. Maybe if I finished them they won’t eat me alive.
After a few delays in the production process I finally received my 500 copies of the Foshay is first EP comic book. Still waiting for the discs to be made, but I’m happy with the job so far. Thanks to Cedar Printing in St. Paul for a kick ass job.