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Here We Go Again

Michael — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 03:38:10 +0000

It’s the beginning of a new year and the beginning of a lot of new projects. Basically, it’s do or die now. I have 2 days less than a full calender year to make it happen or volunteer my life to the American dream of food service for the rest of my time on this filthy excuse of a planet.

Here is one of my upcoming projects. These are sketches from a short book I am currently trying to explode out of my fingertips. It’s a story about winter, outer space and rockets that spans 5 billion years of progress in 16 pages of glorious text and illustration.

Some of my other goals for this year include, but are not limited to:

1. Draw one million pictures of the invisible forces of nature.

2. Have a secondary roll in a made-for-television movie.

3. See a human land on Mars… with my own eyes… (that means I was on Mars first, dummy.)

4. Upload my mind-brain to the web so that I can surf myself all day.

5. Go to Boom City! (by plane, train & aquatic-mobile)

So, in closing, good luck with your New Year’s resolutions. Please, send me your fake-believe positive energies to aid in my conquest of our beautiful solar system and all its lovely treasures. Thank you.

From the depths

Michael — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 19:25:57 +0000

From the deepest depths of the void to full frontal splendor, this site has had a rough year and an even rougher last few days. In an attempt to stop the hemorrhaging, seizing and all-around fluid evacuation of this sputtering old homeless hag of an internet rest stop, I inadvertently quickened the process. I was sure that she was dead, without a drop of life in her, but as I crouched to empty her cup of pennies I heard a faint rattle emanate from her charred lungs. It was a final, instinctual push for life, a whimpering plea to the merciful gods of hypertext. It was the desire, buried deep within every last corner of the web, to continue to survive no matter what the purpose, no matter who the audience and no matter what the cost.

So my faithful reader(s), fear not. A blast of lightning has reawakened her rhythm, beating like the fathers of old who stood atop mountains of anxious children, waiting for their birching. Every morning inspired high school girls scrub the filth and rust of misuse and neglect from the pulsing carcass. They submerge her in attention while tickling the keys that light up her face, knowing that soon enough the toothy woman from Mystic Pizza will go from Paul Walker to Cindy Crawford.

Don’t hold your breath, but this baby is getting a makeover… Sometime… Maybe soon…

In progress / IRL

Michael — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 20:48:01 +0000

I have yet to attempt to make a photolithographic print, but I do have a couple in the works. This is the key layer for one of them.

For one night of Halloween weekend I dressed up as this very bird boy. My friend Devon went as the sky so I flew around in her for a little while.

Another photolithograph that I am working on completing is this No Care Space Bear. This is my initial sketch.

I will try to finish these prints and interweb-ize them very soon.

Sinners

Michael — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 23:06:40 +0000

I threw some new drawings onto the sketches page. I also changed the format of how sketches would be displayed. The new set is acrylic craft paint that I found hidden away and pen on cardboard.

Earthman and Moon Baby

Michael — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 15:18:34 +0000

These are a couple character sketches I did for a future project. It is going to be a some-what autobiographical graphic story of some undetermined length. I wouldn’t get too excited about it, because it is something way down on my list of projects. I’m going to just slowly work on it until I have all the characters and settings sketched out and the story written at which point I will devote some time to cranking out the final piece(s).

earthman.

i accidentally drew jeremy (left). moon baby (right)

moon baby and his moon