DCS: roy halladay
He loved what he did in life and he died doing what he loved.
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IF: women
The walls in Brooklyn are a lot nicer to look at, thanks to this incredibly talented woman. This is Pinky Weber.
DCS: chuck berry
All right, guys, uh, listen. This is a blues riff in “B”, watch me for the changes, and try and keep up?
inktober 2017: week 5
Let’s cap off Inktober 2017 with the Week 5 drawing of Guy Rolfe as Baron Sardonicus from the 1961 William Castle-produced horror film Mr. Sardonicus. The film, which began life as a short story in Playboy magazine, included a gimmick in keeping with Castle’s modus operandi. The film was halted at the climax and the …
IF: spooky (part 5)
Some folks think he’s spooky. They’re wrong. Read about “the sad clown with the golden voice” HERE. * * * * * * * * * Illustration Friday suggested the word “spooky” in 2010. Here are the three (that’s right… three!) illustrations I posted ten years ago. Spooky (part 1) Spooky (part 2) Spooky (part …
IF: spooky (part 4)
Now, don’t close your eyes and don’t try to hide or a silly spook may sit by your side. * * * * * * * * * Illustration Friday suggested the word “spooky” in 2010. Here are the three (that’s right… three!) illustrations I posted ten years ago. Spooky (part 1) Spooky (part 2) …
DCS: greg guidry
Greg Guidry liked to sing gospel and play piano. As a teenager, he formed a band with future Doobie Brothers keyboardist/vocalist Michael McDonald. In 1977, with his friend and collaborator Rich Lang, Greg drove from his native St. Louis to New York City to pursue a career in the music industry. The pair wrote and …
DCS: fats domino
No use for you to cry I’ll see you by and by ‘Cause I’m walkin’ to New Orleans
inktober 2017: week 4
It’s already Week 4 in Inktober and the new film version of Stephen King’s It is still going strong in theaters. I, however, am partial to the schlocky ABC-TV mini-series from 1990. The always delightful Tim Curry brought Pennywise the Dancing Clown to life and, single-handedly brought back coulrophobia.
IF: sugar
A while ago, I belonged and contributed to another illustration blog called Sugar Frosted Goodness. I had a sort-of “love-hate” relationship with the guy that ran the blog. He reprimanded me once for an illustration I did that he considered to “cross the line.” I always believed that nothing “crossed the line” as far as …