subwaysurfers purple reign

A couple of caricatures studies in purple, including Canadian Rapper, DRAKE! I was gonna draw PRINCE but that would have been too obvious....

Nesting Instinct - purple

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Ragnaresque

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Hedge

Purple is my most favorite color, and it just so happens I recently made this sweet lil' illustration. Please enjoy, and let me know what you think!
CHEERS!

Purple Doodle

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Purple Couch Lady

My favorite number is 18, and my favorite color is purple, so I had to upload something! This is from my ongoing series of Ladies on Couches. In watercolor. For great Justice.

So What - Miles Davis

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There's one in every deck.

I couldn't think of anything more purple than the iconic Joker. - Das!

Purple style

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Purple Rain

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Sure looks strange to me!

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COL-ERASE 20067

Sketches done with my favorite Col-Erase pencil, number 20067 Purple. Starting from the top, a caricature of Phil Spector, a woman, and a hillbilly.

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Webslinger

Hi. This has a sort of overall purple theme to it, I think. I hope.

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Purple Heart

Like others on the AJ blog, Grimace is the first purple thing that pops into my mind. Here is a piece from a few years ago of our favorite McMonster with a heart full of Golden arches.

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Grimace is Dead

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Purple girl

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Purple pants make Hulk angry!!!

If I were Bruce Banner, I think I'd be Hulkin' out all the time.

I'm no fashion genius but catching a  glimpse of myself in a mirror or window wearing those purple pants would have had me bustin' loose the big green behemoth on the regular.

The sad part is, I actually wore pants like this in high school. Cross Colours were at the height of Hip Hop fashion and purple pants were in my wardrobe. Lucky for everyone in Madison Wisonsin, I was never exposed to gamma rays.

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The Grimace

You know the Grimace from McDonalds? Well, years of stealing milkshakes and scarfing McChickens have caught up with him and now one of these bloated beasts resides at every McDonalds. They hide in the darkness of the basement and do quality control.

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Purple

This is my (very) modest entry for the topic... work with inks

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Zambonis are awesome

No joke, my childhood dream was to be a zamboni driver. When I was a kid my Dad played hockey with a little rec league and I'd always go with him, and be transfixed when they cleaned the ice. They didn't actually have a zamboni at that arena, it was a modified tractor, but it was still pretty awesome.

I wanted to be ...

I remember that I wanted to become a baker when I was a child.
But I decided not to, because I thought I would eat all the bread and cookies.
Since then I have studied forestry and nature conservation, got trained to work in prison.
Done a lot of whacky jobs, moved to another country twice.
Now, illustration and graphic design is my job. And my cakes turn out real fine.

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Playing Pirates!

I'm fascinated with pirates!

Looooong before ol' Johnny Depp came to town I was spouting off about the necessity of a new pirate movie and dominating pirate themed miniature golf courses (complete with pirate fun facts at each hole).

I suppose it all started when I was a wee lad. My dad would tuck me into bed and read a chapter from Treasure Island before I fell asleep. Top that off with those mind blowing illustrations by N.C. Wyeth and I guess a love affair with the romanticized ideal of swashbuckling villains was inevitable.

Hand drawn and vector colored in Adobe Illustrator.

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Dr. Sketchy's

Last night I went to an event called Dr. Sketchy's (here's the website thingy), located at 111 Minna, a pretty cool gallery that shows lots of local artists, mainly those of the "low-brow" sector. Once every month or so they host a drawing night equipped with a fully costumed model, music, good lighting, and.....a bar. How could it get any better?

When I arrived a few minutes before the opening, the life-drawing part of the gallery was packed. There wasn't a single seat left in the joint, so I found a place in the back- leaning my sketchbook against the back of booth a couple of lady's were sitting in. I was actually outside of the ticketing area, but I still had to pay. I had to stand the entire time, and sometimes my pens and pencils feel in the lap of the couple in front of me. Whatever, I had a beer and the model was a hot super hero.

The best bet is to get there early, bring some friends, some binoculars, maybe your own beer. The next opening is Sat. Feb 26th. and I think the tickets are super limited or something.

Flight - and my insane childhood risk taking

No matter how old you are - tie a blanket around your neck and you're guaranteed the ability to fly!

We all know that parents are terrified of their kids taking this idea too far and climbing up onto the roof to test out their new cape. Of course we all think: "What kid would REALLY do that, though?"

I'm here to tell you that as a youngster I gave my parents legitimate reason for concern. One summer (being a tremendous Spiderman fan) I decided to put on my Spidey Halloween costume and scale the exterior of our apartment building. The architectural design incorporated stones which jutted out like an athlete's rock wall does nowadays.

There I was, nine years old, climbing the outside of an apartment building above an asphalt parking lot with no protection. I guess I'm living proof that not all kids are smart enough to know better. Lol.

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