Hollaback Baltimore

Ed Reed

Ray Lewis sketch from late last night.

The Ravens made the playoffs and Baltimore finally have a reason to get excited again! I'm working on a series of Ravens drawings to raise some funds. If you know anyone who might want to buy portraits of Ravens players I'll be selling the originals and prints at my etsy store soon.

The scan was a little strange on this but the original is smoother with higher contrast.

True Grit mixed with Magnum P.I.......

Chris Hill Illustration for Urbanite Magazine

This is an illustration for an article about a religious man's journey through doubting his faith and ending up with stronger religious convictions. I'm not religious myself but it's interesting to read about other who are.

Big Crunch

If you ever played at The Ottobar you probably met Brooks and we probably made you sound great. He also fixes and sets up amps and guitars. You'll do well to give him business because he'll get your equipment sounding perfect.

Charm City Roller Girls

Commissioned by Katy Clark from the Charm City Roller Girls. This was a lot of fun to draw!

Peter "Sleazy" Christopher for City Paper

Industrial pioneer Peter Christopher from the band Throbbing Gristle. It will be in tomorrow's City Paper next to an interview with DJs putting on a Cold Music night in Baltimore. The night is dedicated to Christopher so I decided to draw a portrait in his honor since he recently passed away.

Dweezil in Philly

Alphabet Bombers quick cover for itunes.

This is for out first album that's about to go on Itunes. I didn't like the fist cover I drew 8 years ago so this is a more up to date cover. I still want to add something to the middle but this is just to get something up right away.

Zappa Sketch

I'll be posting the final Dweezil Zappa Plays Zappa poster soon.

How Mitch McConnell Threatened to Steal Christmas...

Here's an early morning cartoon in regards to Mitch McConnell employing the Two Santa Clause theory in this recent "compromise." Jude Wanniski would be proud of Mitch.

J Roddy Walston Poster

This is a poster I just designed for my friends in J Roddy Walston and the Business. I was basing it on the song "Brave Man's Death" from their new cd while incorporating somewhat of the cliche New Years theme. In the past we've worked with Native American concepts and I hope this isn't mistaken for the trend of hipsters wearing headdresses and all that stuff. I wanted to draw a more respectful scene. I hope it worked.

Soul Party!