Showing posts with label Pop Culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pop Culture. Show all posts

Saturday, October 31, 2009

Cartoons

A few cartoons I created for The Great Escape Records & Comix in Bowling Green...the first is a music loving Octopus, click for a bigger view:

The second is a loose interpretation of Marvel's classic Avengers #4. I did this one during a lunch hour, it was a bit sketchier than I would have liked.



Sunday, May 17, 2009

Cool Shirt/Pic















Cool pic and tag line. You can buy the lastest version of this t-shirt HERE.

Thursday, November 27, 2008

Happy Thanksgiving - Watch This

I hope that you and yours have a wonderful day of thanks. Here is my Thanksgiving present to you...an amazing sitcom that is essential holiday viewing. Watch it and thank me later:

Saturday, November 22, 2008

Delicious Gourmet Lunch & Green Christmas

I just finished a delicious, mouth watering lunch. This lunch was so tasty, I found it necessary to share with you (digitally of course, I can't actually *share* the meal with you since I have consumed said culinary delight). Rather than discuss it, I thought I would let you feast your eyeballs upon my lunch:

Spam sandwhich on wheat with Miracle Whip lite, Maruchan Instant Lunch cup o' soup thingie (last seen in this week's Office episode in a stunning product placement coup. Ryan the psycho temp was holding it. Did you see it?), Kaukauna (how *do* you pronounce that?) Port Wine cheese spread (now available at Walmart for the holidays), and Zesta crackers. Isn't that just an incredible lunchtime spread? The perfect hot and cold meal for a chilly November day. Rachel Ray would be proud. Come back and peruse my blog whenever you are hungry!

In other holiday news (since the season is now upon us). One of my favorite things to do this time of year, or anytime of the year for that matter, is check out Christmas blogs full of music, pictures, and holiday merriment. A Christmas Yuleblog just posted some great info on Stan Freberg's Classic "Green Christmas" holiday single. Along with A Charlie Brown Christmas, Freberg's 50 year old masterpiece points to the true meaning of Christmas, without bonking folks in the head. Check out this informative and entertaining Christmas blog HERE. Here is the cover to this scrumptious holiday treat: