I actually ended up building this wooden heart for a show but I never pick it up after the show. So its either still in Lincoln, Nebraska or wherever Lincoln, Nebraska takes its trash to.
Those darn cats have found their way into my drawings somehow. They seem to bother you the most when you are doing something that could potentially be hazardous for them, ironing your back side.
This guy needs to wear rubber gloves for most of his life. Exposed lungs, serving potato salad, and cleaning up couple dancers off his eyes, he might as well buy stock in rubber manufacturing.
I know every once in a while you find yourself with a giant mutant cricket on your back and a jello mold you just can't reach, and you ask yourself, how will I get through this and will it make me stronger?
I started drawing this in the produce cooler at the Whole Foods I use to work at during a tornado warning. People act so weird when they're stuck in close quarders with strangers real weird.
I'm not sure when I started drawing cherry pie but this is a good example of cherry pie drawing. There's something about spherical objects within a cut away form.
Did you know piggy banks were piggy banks even before they were shaped like the animals that go oink oink. I guess a long time ago people use to make jars out of a clay called pygg and they called them pygg jars. Over time we just started calling them piggy banks, weird right?
I use to know this kid when I was in first grade and the only thing this kid liked to draw was cobras. He would just draw the head of the snake with its hood spread out and its cobra marks exposed along with fangs dripping with venom. I thought of that kid and his drawings when I drew this drawing.
I drew this when I worked at Whole Foods in there prepared foods department. Sometimes it's hard to see beyond your current position in life to where you want to be. I think I was feeling stuck.