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Category Archives: Pop art
Michael Jackson Heaven
Having waited a respectful period so as to not take advantage of a national tragedy, here is my pop art rendering of Michael Jackson, sending us a message from Heaven.
Michael hasn’t looked this way in a long time. I choose to remember him in his prime. Isn’t that the way most of us would prefer to be remembered?
Michael was a performer almost from infancy, and as such, he never had a chance at a normal life. He existed only to entertain us. And that is the best and the worst of the story…
Self-Caricature Art
A working class artist has to do many things to make a living. If you are only doing one thing, you will have a somewhat better chance of being famous, but it is also much more likely that art will be a hobby, not a living.
Ever since I discovered Joe Bluhm’s extreme caricature work, I’ve wanted to expand my own style. I figured I might as well start with myself.
This caricature was done in pen and colored pencil, one pass – no preliminaries. It is an intentionally extreme, exaggerated self-portrait caricature.
Caricature Bobby Jindal
Caricature art of Bobby Jindal, governor of Louisiana and someone who is already running for President.
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Cartoon Skeptical Cat
I love this cartoon of Skeptical Cat. I’ve drawn thousands of cats but Skeptical Cat is the funniest, most anthropomorphic cat I’ve ever drawn, with the possible exception of Widget’s Too Big To Fail cartoon.
