Marilyn

When James went to Texas on the 27th to visit the fam I decided it was the perfect opportunity to paint. I had the house to myself. I love the way she turned out. It was my first time to do glossy on glossy. It was difficult to control. Very drip happy.
But besides all that I am really happy with her. Shes rather large. The photos don't do her justice, she was hard to shoot due to the high gloss paint.

I'm not sure if I will sell her or not. I think she is a keeper.

Cardinology Christmas

Here is what Cardinology came with!
Red vinyl, bonus 7" vinyl, sticker (the blue rose) and a fantastically illustrated lyrical book by Leah Hayes.
I snapped quite a bit from it.
She did an amazing job. It was worth the wait to open it up.

I love this one below.

Below, that HAS to be Ryan. A chubby illustrated version.....Are you with me on this....?

Gorgeous red red red vinyl. I love it!

Let me try to catch you up.....

The 26th was our three year mark! Hooray for love!James really wanted to go play miniature golf, and it was so nice out that day.

Oh, and hella windy I might add.

Hole in one!!!!!!!

It was still crazy windy.


This is what a not hole in one looks like.
Callie being a ham.



James had a Christmas theme going; green club with a red ball.
Check out this cave golf magic! Prepare yourself....

This hole was fun because you had to hit the ball super hard to get it over.
Did I mention it was hella windy!??!

James is supervising Callie's math...

Double checking. Callie was won followed by James and I was the bronze winner.
(But I did get two sweet holes in one!)
James looking devilishly handsome at my company Christmas party!

This is one of the plushes that I designed for target.
He is a gift card holder. His name is Fatty McPenguin.

I went back to Target to pick up some more, but they were sold out. So I was bummed I didnt get a couple more, but it made me feel great that they went fast.

Here is the drawing for Fattie. He turned out super cute!! I love his 'Fargo' style hat.

Muerte

HOT DAMN!

She's does come in silk screen poster form. I am thrilled to say the least.
(and shirts too, but they are sold out....)

Review from the website: Muerte Poster by SF's Mike Giant. You might remember this from the cover of his Muerte book featuring art from his Paris show. Got super clean linework like a master should.

- 14" x 24" screen printed poster

I want one for my birthday.

http://www.turntablelab.com/books_design/103/99/47514.html