This is the other one of my large pieces from the Pretty Things to Look At show at the Ayden Gallery in Vancouver.
It’s written in Norwegian, and the title reads “The Uncanny Vikings”, and the word balloon says “I have traveler’s cheques!”
It is also still for sale for $400! It is 30 inches tall, printed to canvas, there is one, only one, and will ever only be on like it.
This is one of my pieces from the Pretty Things to Look At show at the Ayden Gallery in Vancouver.
It is still for sale for $400! It is 30 inches tall, printed to canvas, there is only one, and only ever will be on.
(And before you say “I don’t pay for digital, it can be too easily reproduced, and who’s to know?” Well, to that I say, it still took a long time, you can infinitely reproduce photographs from negatives, and you don’t see that drive down the price either, and for what it’s worth, you have my word, + it’s numbered on the back 1 of 1.)
Good riddance, Benny!
(This is an old one from 2010)
Also, this is intended to be an insult to the Pope, not to all Catholics, although I’m sure that’s hardly comforting for some.
Just remember, he willingly joined the Hitler Youth, was a dogmatic enforcer (in fact, that was his nickname as a Cardinal) and there are tons of documents proving that in his office in the 70s he helped shuffle paedophile priests to other parishes. His stance against homosexuality and female priests is impenetrable, and while he may have eased up on the condom issue for the benefit of Africans, he also said at one point that they helped cause AIDS. So yeah. There’s my justification.
Some more fan art. Here’s a drawing inspired by the world of Rebecca Dart’s Battle Kittens.
Did this based off of a Facebook status update by my friend Robin McConnell of the Inkstuds radio show. He’s having a big curated art show called Horror Hangover tonight in Vancouver. It’s gonna be sweet.
I thought I’d continue posting my travel comics from my trip to Belgium, Spain & France from last year. Belatedly.
You can read ahead if you so choose on my Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/SpaceJetComics
This is the beginning of my comics travel journal Carnet de l’Europe, documenting a trip my wife and I took to Belgium, Spain, and France last year. I’ve already put up several more pages on my Space Jet Facebook page, but I realised I hadn’t yet put it up on the Tumblr. So here goes; sorry if you’ve seen it before.







