Cartoonists Draw Blood in NW DC

Met some lovely bleeders for some voluntary blood donation via the Red Cross and Palisades Community Church in NW DC.  Myself and fellow Cartoonists Draw Blood alums (Carolyn, Joe, Troy, Joe, Steven, and Art) donated art-making time and here are several my works from the day.

Because a dog happened.

Liz and I got deep.

This guy was from L.A. so therefore this.

Tell me you garden flowers and I put them on your head.

Not really sure what happened here, but I like it.

 

Skull, obviously.

P.S. Don't forget about the art show in Mt. Ranier at ReCreative Spaces.  Opening night party with badassassins and Vinyl Vagabonds is October 28th!
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Pancakes and Creeps

I participated in "Pancakes and Booze" at Penn Social a few months back.  Here are a few of the folks that sat in for some creepin' and conversation.

My favorite drawing of the night

These two just would not stay still.  Too many pancakes?

Final creep of the night

Also, a little sample of one of my paintings I had hanging up

SPX 2017

Three hot new books for SPX 2017!!! Ahhhhhh!!! Come visit us at table G-11a all weekend long.

Trick or Treat - Cartoonists Draw Blood Anthology
10% of each book's proceeds have been donated to American Red Cross as part of the broader mission of this group; supporting blood drives with art.  Cover illustration by Teresa Roberts Logan. My story, "They Want Our Candy" is a four pager about aliens landing on Halloween for mischief and sweets.  Part of a hefty book featuring the talents of - Joe Sutliff, Joe Carabeo, Teresa Roberts Logan, Steven George Artley, Carolyn Belefski, Art Hondros, Mal Jones, and Steve Loya.



Mr. Squibly is On the Job #1
The first ever feature length Mr. Squibly book, twelve pages of intrigue about our favorite gum drop headed hero and his new office job. Screen-printed cover!  Very limited release!!!  Rare!!!!!



Vinyl Vagabonds #8
Brand new zine about vinyl music by Sara and I. Lots of words, original artwork, and pointers. You will learn something reading this. Screen-printed cover. Yummy.

You know you want all three!

Recent Works

Taco Cat

A number of friends have reached out from abroad asking to see some of the recent work I've been showing.  This is the most current stuff.  Canvas are all from the current series of work depicting mostly local musicians in action and the mixed media collages are each their own thing.  I think of the collages as more work samples for commissions (Portraiture, event capture, and street art) and if you are interested send me a line dccreeper1 at gmail.  Turnaround time on the smaller projects is very quick and priced affordable.  Very giftable.

Most of these are currently on view in my studio in Mt. Ranier.  If you're interested in checking them (as well as several others) out, get in touch.

Working on a few very large canvases at the moment.  Stay tuned.

 

Last Time

Here are a few pics from the last session I did at the Crystal City Artomatic.  The show continues through May 6th, so please check it out if you haven't already.  I recommend a minimum of two visits to take it all in.  That's not even counting all of the workshops and entertainment events they have.  Get over there!

The Monk

The Writer

The Fencer and the Footballer

The Latex Clothing Maker

Artomatic: Round 3

For the Creeper it's all nearly over.  Only one more time will he (this guy) be doing portraits in the Crystal City Artomatic space.  That final time?  Saturday, April 15th, 4-7pm.  Have a visit.  More info.

The future owner of "Taco Cat"

Here's what happened last time-

My partner in crime.

Homies

Artomatic: Round 2

Smaller crowd for a Wednesday, but no less interesting.  Got to have a nice long chat with some very cool folks and again got creeped.

"Bud"

The Playwrite

Old and new friends

Things got weird here

The one and only Monty Ferns

Adorable

Yaaaarrrrr!

One more creeper night coming on April 15th.