Merry Fishmas!

Yep. 

Litteral Larry at it again.

T-shirt illustration

I tried to give him enough of a twist to avoid copyright infringement? I hope so. That's how they got away with it in "Monster Squad". Now if only I can come up with a line as awesome as 'Wolf man has gnards.'

Video illustration

Not all monsters are more awesome when they are on fire, but it seems to suit the mythological ones.

Book illustration

Page frame illustration of a young man picking through all the wonders of a grouchy old man's shoppe.

Can't have a series of famous drag monsters without Dracula... or is it Dragula? This whole series was done as a sort of bonding exercise. I like monsters, my boyfriend likes drag. This was just my way of melding our two weird little worlds.

The first in a series of famous movie monsters in drag. Looks like Frankie raided his wife's wardrobe.

Another famous movie monster in drag. There's a she wolf in the club tonight.

The third in the series. I know drag queens are wrapped up in themselves but this is ridiculous.

Book illustration

This is the cover for Squirrely Bill's Field Manual for Gettin' Around and Such. You can learn more about Squirrely Bill and all of his frontier friends in the Westerly section of the Game page.

Commissioned illustration

What happens when a Scorpio marries a Gemini and they want an image for their wedding invitation? You get a really weird Save the Date card. I tried to save it by making the crab vaguely heart shaped.

Rejected corporate logo

I din't much care for the mascot created for the restaurant I used to manage so I proposed this version instead. It was unceremoniously rejected. See the original here.

Video illustration

Another image that is very hard to explain, but I am going to try: this is my best friend and former president Chester A. Arthur (who is playing a penny whistle) riding an incandescent pony on the surface of the moon. You know.

Book illustration

Look at the smile on that fella. How could you not trust him?

Book illustration

It's too much work to try and explain what is going on here, but I wanted to show this one because it has two of my favorite things to draw - skeletons and mechanical clutter.

Commissioned illustration

This was for a thank you card from the staff at Morimoto. It's a sushi restaurant. I used to work there, so you'll see lots of work I did for them on here.

Book illustration

The dinosaur skeleton that started the whole paleontology craze. Without him we never would have gotten to see Newman get spit to death by a flappyfaced little monster.

Commissioned illustration

One of my favorite ghosts of all time. Probably because of all the chains and the buckled shoes. Sure the Ghost of Christmas Present would be way more fun to go on a pubcrawl with, but this guy is just so interesting to draw.

Book illustration

The Countess has very fancy doors in her house. You would think someone who can afford expensive doors like that would look happy, but no. 

Conceptual illustration

This is as far as we got in the story before our minds started wandering off. I think it has something to do with how he paid me. I'll give you a hint - it was green but it wasn't cash.

Commissioned illustration

I think this was for a tattoo. It's some kind of monster fish skeleton day of the dead thing. I don't remember. I was paid for it though, so who cares.

Book illustration

No story is complete without a high-speed chase of some kind. Even if that chase is in horse drawn wagons. It's all relative I guess.

For Samuel Sandwich cards

Doc Holliday

Fatty Arbuckle

Queen Victoria

Lief Erikson

Blackbeard

John Phillip Sousa

for Samuel Sandwich cards

P.T. Barnum

Rasputin

Miles Standish

Nicola Tesla

General Burnside

Betsy Ross

Shaka Zulu