Monday, January 19, 2009

IF Pale


The Illustration Friday topic this week is pale. What could make a person more pale than the economic headlines these days?

Sunday, November 16, 2008

IF Pretend


When I was a kid I used to pretend to be Han Solo...

Saturday, November 15, 2008

IF Wise


For the Illustration Friday theme 'wise' I immediately thought of a wise old owl. Then I remembered that I used to eat Wise potato chips when I spent summers with my grandparents in upstate New York. Wise potato chips must be an east coast thing as I've never seen them here in the midwest.

Here is my attempt at the old Wise Potato Chips logo. Overtime the logo evolved into just the owl's eye. I remember sort of being creeped out by that eye as a kid.

IF Vacant


For the Illustration Friday theme 'vacant' I thought of someone having a vacant expression on their face. I tried a few attempts at faces but wasn't happy with what I came up with. Then I realized that just a single eye could be used to represent the topic.

I've been delinquent on the last few Illustration Friday topics so I'm going to post them all in quick succession once I get my ideas down on paper.

Sunday, October 26, 2008

IF Repair




The global economy is in need of repair. Unfortunately the $700B bailout by the US government doesn't seem to be stemming the tide.

Sunday, October 19, 2008

IF Late / IF String

This week's Illustration Friday topic is "Late", which is ironic since I was late submitting for last week's topic "String". Above is a drawing of a string of insults. If I have time this week I will add another drawing for "Late".

Saturday, October 18, 2008

Spider-Ham

My daughter Abby is a huge Spider-Man fan. She's been Spider-Man for the last four halloweens. (though she did alter the pattern slightly last year when she was black Spider-Man instead of traditional red&blue Spidey) After pulling the box of costumes out of the basement last weekend, it looks like she's going to be the black Spider-Man again this year. As my wife likes to say, "She is definitely your daughter."

Somehow that got me thinking about how back in the 80's (yes, I'm old) Marvel released a parody of Spider-Man called Spider-Ham. It was a short lived comic book series with animal versions of various Marvel heroes and villains. (Deer-Devil, Captain Americat, Ducktor Doom)