Just got these great pop-up New Years cards in the mail. I posted some of the art for this earlier but I'm just so excited about how these came out, I had to post the real thing well, crappy iphone shots of the real thing. Awesome design from Introduction!
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Showing posts with label bunnies. Show all posts
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Thursday, February 3, 2011
HAPPY YEAR OF THE RABBIT
You may have noticed there have been a lot of bunnies on the blog, its like they keep multiplying like, well er, uh, ahem.... plus its the Year of the Rabbit. But mostly it's because they are cute and fuzzy.
This illustration is for a pop up Chinese New Year card for Oscar Printing Company also known as OPP. (You down with OPP? Yeah, you know me.)
Not reflected here, but the card is beautifully designed by Sara and Lydia at Introduction Design.
This illustration is for a pop up Chinese New Year card for Oscar Printing Company also known as OPP. (You down with OPP? Yeah, you know me.)
Not reflected here, but the card is beautifully designed by Sara and Lydia at Introduction Design.
Labels: childrens books, snoring, otters
bunnies,
Everything is the same but completely different.,
introduction design,
promos,
Remember the time that old lady snapped a chickens neck to get on the 15 Stockton?
Friday, January 7, 2011
HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERY BUNNY
Happy Year of the Rabbit! er....BUNNY! We are going bunny crazy, you know how they do!
Another year has sped by and here in Fuzzytown we are wearing lots of hats, shedding baggage and looking forward to lots of new stuff this year, Stop Snoring, Bernard! will be out just before Tax Day, take advantage of those prolonged tax cuts and get yourself and a loved one a copy.
In other news, I'm getting ready for a show in March with Jesse Southerland, more info on that as we get closer, and rumors of a group show in Amsterdam with the Pencil Factory Mob. Also some special giveaways coming up. Stay tuned!
Another year has sped by and here in Fuzzytown we are wearing lots of hats, shedding baggage and looking forward to lots of new stuff this year, Stop Snoring, Bernard! will be out just before Tax Day, take advantage of those prolonged tax cuts and get yourself and a loved one a copy.
In other news, I'm getting ready for a show in March with Jesse Southerland, more info on that as we get closer, and rumors of a group show in Amsterdam with the Pencil Factory Mob. Also some special giveaways coming up. Stay tuned!
Labels: childrens books, snoring, otters
art shows,
bunnies,
chinese zodiac,
I am SO over 2k10
Friday, August 27, 2010
The Twins Always get nervous crossing Checkpoint Charlie.
This reminds me of Berlin, which reminded me that its going on almost ten years since I lived there. Time flies no matter what. For at least five years after, I had intense dreams of being lost, even in my old neighborhood of Kreuzberg. I knew the streets like the proverbial back of my hand but they were always changing in the dream. Intense anxiety trying to get home or get to the airport.
I still have the same dream every once in a while.
I still have the same dream every once in a while.
Labels: childrens books, snoring, otters
berlin,
bunnies,
Everything is the same but completely different.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Monday, May 10, 2010
WHEN BUNNIES WEAR CROCS
Labels: childrens books, snoring, otters
bad footwear,
bunnies,
mothers day cards
Monday, July 13, 2009
Bunny Bag

I've posted about this before, so excuse the redundancy. The bunny bag is out in stores. You can also purchase it here:
http://www.blueq.com/shop/item/114-productId.125845443_114-catId.117440696.html
Labels: childrens books, snoring, otters
bunnies,
station wagons,
zipper bags
Monday, March 16, 2009
The Way Back Machine


We recently moved to Narberth, PA. So the trauma of moving was fresh on my mind when I painted this piece. Saying goodbye to all the things that are comfortable background to your day to day is tough. We moved every couple years when I was a kid, it was bittersweet, nauseating and exciting all at once.
That led me to thinking about the hulking, diesel guzzling, station wagons my family tended to own. And getting high on the exhaust in the seatbelt-less way back.
I got a call from Blue Q. (Makers of the Dirty Girl line among others) They wanted to use this piece for a zippered pouch, and asked if I could add type to it. Top is the Before and Bottom image is the After. Can't wait to see the bags when they hit the stores in July.
Labels: childrens books, snoring, otters
bunnies,
child abuse,
moving,
station wagons
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