D as in Douche or Diamond

I should have done this at the start of the season. But I guess I'm a bit slow. Anyhow, the idea reoccurred to me after the recent series. So here it is. It could be better. But I've got until next season to clean it up so's we can make shirts. Hopefully they won't change their logo before then.

The Saddest Monkey

Why must it always rain on tennis day?
Monkey is pretty much one rainy afternoon away from switching to indoor soccer.
Dang, clouds. Why you even got to do a thing?

I do actual work sometimes: A Whole Different Animal

This is the first real (for real), actual (serious) book cover I've done. I didn't do any of the illustration here. I just laid it out, picked the type, and pieced it together. I tried to explain to the authors that I really only deal with the insides of books, but they didn't listen.

Anyhow, we just got a few copies of the finished product today. And it looks a good deal better than I had anticipated. I'm pretty happy with the results.

Mr. Scruff: now in image form!

Inspired by "Mr. Scruff and the new mushroom." The latest chapter in the saga of Mr. Scruff, as written by "Jon" Sprout Hoferle. Find out what Mr. Scruff has been up to, and see what crazy adventures he'll have next, over at The Good Word of Sprout.

I do actual work sometimes: Sounds like Lucia

Hey! Here's a CD cover I'm working on. This lady writes poems. And now she reads them, too!
This is just my first shot, but everybody at the office seems to like it. They picked this over the many options presented by our design intern, which he spent a lot of time on. Suck on that, intern!

Maybe I don't post enough to necessitate 2 blogs

Hi folks (if indeed there are folk out there). It seems like maybe one or two people check this blog, which actually greatly surpasses any expectations I had. However, it seems that nobody is checking the snuckacrew blog these days. Take a look over there would you. I posted a T-shirt idea, and I'd like any input.

snuckacrew.blogspot.com

It just is, damnit

Just a time wasting exercise. I needed to get that samurai business moved down the page. So here's some crap I did. There's a big ol' thumb print in the middle of a bunch of different-colored crap. I don't care if you like it. I intend to scan some more Problem Solvers style stuff later this week or early next week or never.

Phun with Photoshop

USA Samurai vs. Evil Foreign Dragon

I made this in Photoshop with some free vector shapes I found somewhere on the interweb. I totally drew this by hand. Hope you like it.

This guy really appreciates his scooter

More Problem Solvers as soon as I get around to drawing and scanning them.
But I had to post something to push that dude's junk a bit lower down the page. So, here's a guy who really likes his scooter. It is so much more than simply a mode of transportation. This scooter is his friend. They've been through some rough patches together, but the scooter has never let him down. He secretly wishes he had a garage so he could sit nekked on the scooter and listen to Bright Eyes songs.

Whatever keeps you going

I would have gone with a lighter color

Silly Magic Bean. You definitely want a lighter color for the kitchen. Some sort of a cream/beige would do. Oh well.

Click image to enlarge.

This is not the solution

This is some nonsense I drew a while back when Sprout and I were trying to come up with a comic strip. I'm still looking for the rest of the drawings, but here's the "Problem Solvers" series. (Click the image to make it big enough to read.)

A fine bluegrass shirt

In honor of the recent hooha in Kentucky, I thought I'd go ahead and share this bluegrass t-shirt logo I made. Well, the idea was actually Heineken Smith's. Also, I'm really posting it because I can't find any of my other art on my work computer, and I wanted to post something today.