Roy Orbison

Slowly but surely getting back into painting. This is my first one in 2 months. I hate trying to paint guitars and will refrain from doing so whenever possible.

Donald Trump

Charlie Sheen

Whatever happened to this guy? Haven't heard about him in a while.

Dwight Schrute and Michael Scott

Amy Sedaris

Thought it was time to dig up some unfinished digital art, and finish it. Based on a character from one of my favorite defunct Comedy Central shows.

Prince

Started this one of Minneapolis' golden boy nearly a year ago, so it definitely qualifies for the ongoing series Better Late Than Never: Finishing Projects From The Back-burner. Finished it last week and forgot to share it here.

This is acrylic, 11" x 14". I won't bore you with all the pissing and moaning about how unhappy I was with the way some of the colors came out in the scan and how much time I spent trying to fix it in photoshop before giving up.

Javier Bardem

...as the iconic Anton Chigurh from No Country For Old Men. This is from my on-going series I like to call Better Late Than Never: Finishing Projects From The Back-burner. This is acrylic, 11" x 14" before cropping it in photoshop.

Christian Bale

Here he is as Dicky Eklund from The Fighter, a very great Oscar worthy film. I haven't seen everything that is generating Oscar buzz, but Christian Bale stands a good chance of getting his first long overdue, well-deserved nomination, and hopefully a win.

This is acrylic on illustration board, 11" x 14". I say it all too often, but after staring at this for too long I'm not 100% sure about the likeness. If you haven't seen the movie, keep in mind he lost a considerable amount of weight to play a malnourished crack addict.

Jay Cutler

Something compelled me to do a painting of everyone's favorite pouty dope faced quarterback. As is usually the case, this is 11" x 14" acrylic on board.

Also...GO PACKERS!

Happy 76th, Elvis!

Acrylic on board, 11" x 14".