[2013]

I made this for Christmas one year, clearly inspired by my favorite cartoon.  

[2013]

Art gallery exhibit image 1:  This poster was a direct, painful response to me watching my grandfather suffer through losing his memories.  I wanted the realness of that feeling to be conveyed through the poster, to evoke the same feeling of concern and dismay and hopelessness...as a means to encourage donations to the Alzheimer's Association.  If you would like, you can donate at www.alz.org.

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My favorite video game brothers, and the imagined rivalry that I attribute to them.

[2013]

Special Spaces of the Triangle asked me to volunteer my talents to make wall art as part of a room redesign for a sick child named Carter.  I incorporated his favorite Carolina Hurricanes players and his family, and the final product was mounted on the wall at over 8 feet in width and placed behind plexiglass to mimic a hockey rink.  Of all of the projects in my life, this may have been the most rewarding.  

[2009]

Of all the pieces of art I've made in my lifetime, this piece is easily the one that reached the biggest audience.  I genuinely did not set out to make a viral image as I really was just making a poster for a friend.  It grew and grew as I couldn't leave any characters out.  This poster captures most all of the Futurama characters of seasons 1-4, and most all of the X-Men characters from my childhood.  

[2013}

For a while each Halloween, I was making monster characters in the week building up to October 31st.  This was one of the more inspiring ones.

[2012]

This was my favorite TV show growing up.  This piece was a labor of love.