Bear pile

My half of an art swap with Bryan Heemskerk. He punches bears for a living. True facts.

Riff Raff Piece!!

Piece I made for a show called Riff Raff in Toronto, the show highlighted guitar players, so being my crazy self I did a portrait of a Muppet! Floyd Pepper from Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem!!

Fan Expo: Sulu

Fan Expo: Link and Zelda

Fan Expo: Peach

As with many people on this blog, I am quietly panicking about the approach of Fan Expo. However, it does mean that I can post this "official portrait".

Beatles: Elizabeth

Ahh... look at all the lonely people.



The picture above was so unrelentingly grim that I have also seen fit to provide you with a bonus image: Eleanor Rigby, now in trashy paperback!

Theology: Taryn

So, for theology week I choose to do Starbuck (Kara Thrace) from the new Battlestar Galactica because of her importance in the series. Battlestar Galactica makes me melt, especially Kara's progression through the show. Behind her is the Eye of Jupiter!

I'm trying not to spoil too much. Just watch it! It's a horrifying struggle to watch through most of the third season, but the season finale is totally worth all of the suffering.

Theology: Amanda

I copied Liz :D ... I guess that sort of turns this week into mythology week, but shh. Persephone and Hades, because I feel for the girl always getting the raw end of the deal. The way mine ends is with a sexy Hades who is totes okay with Persephone staying or leaving. She's contemplating eating the pomengranate seed or not. I think probably the fact that Hades has sweet hangouts and looks good in a gothboy skirt may be deciding factors.

Theology: Elizabeth

Well, okay, it doesn't contain any actual gods and goddesses, but here's some mythology, at any rate. Cupid and Psyche:

It's come to my attention that there are people trolling our blog for the purpose of leaving nasty comments. From this point forward, those comments will simply be removed.

This blog is supposed to be a fun project between a few friends, and people whose sole mission in life is to leave pointlessly venomous remarks on the internet really crap on that.

Digitally remastered edition: Amanda

This is the original, which was done approximately seven years ago. Now, I could have easily punched this version in the face with my tablet, but I decided to do it in Impossible Mode. Meaning, I picked up the same medium and music I used to create the first one. In laymen's terms, I listened to Blink 182 and calloused my hand to hell and back with colouring pencils. The result is my realization that pencil crayons don't like to be scanned:

Pfffffffft, I am tired. No more colouring pencils. It looks great in person, but this makes me sad.

Digitally Remastered Edition: Taryn

Well, this image I did when I was 15 (or possibly 14) and I find it hilarious. It was supposed to be a self portrait representing how we are on the inside, project ourselves and how other people see ourselves. I won't explain it further because of all the retarded interpretations, but I will just point out three things:

1. She's actually upside down, the sand at the top is the Earth!

2. I used real sand that I stole from the school's long jump... thing.

3. The beavers that look like squirrels. Note the one on the swing, it says, "ANNOYING PEOPLE".

For the revision, I decided that being upside down, using real sand and being eaten by beavers was way too much.