At the historic Grove Park Inn in Asheville, NC, fellow caricature artist, Brian Vasilik and I drew several attendees of the NC Trucking Association conference being held there, here are some photos:
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For the umpteenth year in a row, I have been commissioned by the local alt-weekly paper in Asheville, The Mountain Xpress, to draw the cover to their humor issue, as well as provide six comic strips that take off on famous comics from the funnies in newspapers, but give them […]
The night was filled with masques and the ornate and ancient Masonic Temple was the place for me to draw caricatures of the attendees:
Today’s #dog #caricature drawings up on #PackSquareParkingGarage for #PupsandPints benefit for the Humane Society #petcaricatures #dogcaricatures
Drawn tonight at the titular inn in Asheville, NC for a group. Mostly children, some adults, I didn’t get very many photos:
Available today, in the usual places, is the new issue of the Asheville Alt-Weekly paper, The Mountain Xpress. This week’s issue feature a cover with my illustration, conceived and created for cover story about the multiplicity of local breweries in the area. Here is the drawing as submitted, before the […]
The Asheville Renaissance Hotel was host to the NCLGISA 2018 Fall Training Symposium and I was one of two caricature artists that drew several of the attendees. These are the photos I had a chance to take while there:
Out today is a new issue of the Asheville, NC alt-weekly paper, The Mountain Xpress. If you pick one up, you can have an original newsprint-quality print of the artwork I did for the cover. Inside is also an illustration for the local version parody of Dicken’s “A Christmas Carol” with […]
A recent Twitter tweet about a Facebook post about making fun of the evergreen topic about current residents complaining about how Asheville isn’t like it used to be, caused me to remember a cartoon I did on the very same subject, and that caused me to realize that said cartoon […]
The Asheville Mountain Xpress paper contacted me to do another cover illustration. This time, not a humorous, cartoon approach, but something to reflect the story inside about the many monuments, and streets in the city named after, or memorializing figures from the city’s confederate past. This was the cover that […]