Film series

This is the first image of a new series I'm working on, 

 interpreting classic films.  This one is from the 

Night Of The Hunter, a 1955 film, and the only one directed by

the famous actor Charles Laughton.  The movie is one of the

first American films to fully utilize a wide range of expressionistic

techniques found previously mostly in German expressionist films

such as The Cabinet of Dr Kaligari.  It was a flop on its release,

But became a huge influence on the films of Scosese, Jarmusch,

the Coen Bothers, Tarentino, and many other "expressionistic" 

film makers from the 70's, 80's and 90's.

Sketch archive

Sometimes when I get a job I want to turn all of the sketches to finals.

Below are a selection of unused sketches from various assignments 

including topics such as Pirates, Mexican mobsters, famine,

revolution, the end of the world, and the nature of good and evil.

Believe it or not, people actually pay me to do this.

New Work for the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me anniversary show

Here is my contribution to the Twin Peaks group show

at Copro Gallery In LA. It is called "I Am The Arm".

Show opens April 21st. for more info:

http://www.copronason.com/

New work for my solo show at Last Rites Gallery April14-May 21

Another preview of my show at Last Rites Gallery April 14th.

Opening at Last Rites Gallery, April 14th

Recent Illustrations

Below is an illustration for the Op Ed on the question to

arm Syrian Rebels. Below that is my cover for the new

issue of Rabid Rabbit called I Heart Rabid Rabbit. It's

about romance. And the last is a post for my friend

Max Golds film, Step One.