Graphite late 60s-era Waylon Jennings (grey background is acrylic)–

Commissioned ink portrait of legendary Surrealist Salvador Dalí—

I’ve been hankering to organize a collection of John Trubee’s obnoxious “ugly men” drawings for decades, and now it’s a reality— Published by John’s imprint Mucus House, this book is 164 pages and includes a John Trubee interview and essay by author Barry Alfonso— Back cover blurbs by Jello Biafra, Ivan Stang, Penn Jillette, and Peter Bagge– More info / buy one here—

I’m stoked to have 24 pages in the latest issue of Jean-Jacques Tachdjian’s amazing online art magazine La Gazette De Nicole— See it here—

Commissioned painting of Heartbreakers-era Walter Lure, who passed away in 2020– Acrylic on 18 x 24 inch stretched canvas–

Commissioned portrait of Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman– Acrylic on stretched canvas, 24 x 24 inches–

Commissioned graphite and acrylic portrait of legendary keyboardist James “Gonzo” Booker, who Dr. John called “the best black, gay, one-eyed junkie piano genius New Orleans has ever produced.”

Before & after shot of my final art work for 2020: a “PLEASE ADD & RETURN” card for Johnny Brewton’s  X-RAY BOOK & NOVELTY CO.– See their excellent wares here—

Commissioned ink portrait of Randy Rhoads-era Ozzy Osbourne– Get a print of this portrait here—

Acrylic portrait of Norman Vincent Peale for the latest issue of PMA magazine— All you need to know about PMA mag here—

Jack Endino thoroughly remixed his 1992 solo LP Endino’s Earthworm, and it sounds like a new record— He also added 30 more minutes of music and has re-christened it “Unearthed”— I updated my original cover art from orange to purple and added the new title on the worm— More info / hear it / buy it at Jack’s Bandcamp page—

Commissioned acrylic portrait of actress Marley Shelton from the Robert Rodriguez film Planet Terror, 24 x 24 inches on cradled panel—

“Play At The Plate”, acrylic on 30 x 40 inch stretched canvas– This painting is FOR SALE, message me for info–

Acrylic painting on 16 x 16 inch cradled panel– The colored squiggles are fluorescent Clear Tar Gel, the black is Culture Hustle Black 3.0, the flattest, densest acrylic black I’ve ever worked with–

Commissioned graphite portrait of hockey immortal Gordie Howe– Buy a limited edition giclée print of this art here—

Graphite portraits of Jim Goad and J.B. Beverley, turned into tattoos by graphic art genius Sean Tejaratchi, who does the always funny LiarTownUSA blog— To be used on Jim & J.B.’s new streaming show Beef Squad—

Graphite portrait of legendary Notts County Manager Jimmy Sirrel–

Commissioned graphite portrait of Buffalo Springfield era Neil Young–

I created some logo samples for old pal Tony Mills’ video editing company Flying T— Tony applied some crazy animated effects to one of them— Check out Tony’s Vimeo page here—

I’ll be at Bellingham, WA’s marvelous comic store Comics Place on Saturday, March 21, 2020 from 2-6, with an assortment of books, prints, stickers, etc.– The Facebook Event page is here—

My Nirvana Motor Sports Garage flyer is featured in an article about collectible Grunge flyers in Goldmine Magazine— The flyer recently sold for over $2800 at Heritage Auctions—

I have some framed 18” x 24” prints at the fabulous Cabin Tavern in Bellingham, WA— See their Facebook page here—

I’m thrilled to announce that the guy who purchased all my Trucker Fags In Denial original artwork (as well as pencil art, some Jim Goad scripts, and related ephemera) is donating the entire hoard to The Rare Books and Manuscripts Collections Library at Ohio State University and he says they are excited about acquiring it, calling it “…a real coup, and a great teaching/research tool in the years to come”! The Rare Books and Manuscript Specials Collections Library is a division of the Thompson Library, the 20th largest college library in the USA—

PMA magazine editor/publisher Matt Johnston resurrected a dense rapidograph piece I did in 1986 for inside front and back covers of his excellent third issue, which features Jeff Ament, Jennifer Loomis, and Tim & Beth Kerr— Buy it/learn more at the PMA website—