Posted on 08.02.09 under Uncategorized
Here are the art prints. Printed on 22 x 30 Stonehenge paper. Signed and numbered. Look for them on the streets of Los Angeles in wheat paste poster form in the near future.




Posted on 08.02.09 under Uncategorized
After a couple of meetings with Hollywood people, we got down to creating wheat paste posters and fine-art silkscreens at John Carr’s studio.

Images were taken from Issues 3 and 4 and combined or isolated to compose these prints. This is printed on an existing test print of another artist’s print = collabo print!

Alex, aka Alessandro, works on imperfections on the film with an exacto knife blade.

The working system in Hollywood is something like this: one person performs a task and 40 or 50 people watch him. In this case we only had 3 or 4 in the audience when John taped off the screen.

Demonstrating the roller technique for applying a medium-large wheat paste poster.
Here’s how they do it on the back lot of Universal (enter Lankershim Blvd.)

Notice the people standing around as Eva pulls on a rung on the terrace. It was supposed to break off in her hand and then (in post) cut to a stunt person falling onto an airbag. This was surprisingly difficult to do and took an hour or two.
The view of the video tap monitor. Here’s Kyle McLachlan and Dana Delany discussing a letter of great import…

With thanks to my good friend, Michael Negrin ASC, the DP for Desperate Housewives.
Posted on 07.31.09 under Uncategorized

Bombing Shepard…

Spectre holding film for print 3.

Print on the light table for instant registration.
Posted on 07.29.09 under Uncategorized
Going to be printing some wheat paste with John Carr and Alex in the next day or two and introduce DOG EATERS to LA.
This is the studio we’ll be using.


John studies a recent Shepard Fairey paste up.

Posted on 07.27.09 under cosplay, San Diego Comicon 2009
Left the hotel at 5:30Am to catch an early flight to LA… Kinda burnt a bit crispy… SD Airport has free wifi, which is very, very nice. However, it’s a bit slow for the amount of images I’m trying to upload.
Here are the last day’s images of Comicon.

Went the back way (on the “boardwalk”) to the convention center. It’s a nice walk!

Was hoping to get some wholesale Tokidoki’s from Strangeco for the Junie Moon shops in Tokyo, but they were sold out of the ones we wanted. Jim was in a lather, stocking goods. Their booth was the busiest in the toy section of the floor.


Other figures of interest to me:

Kumanogollo was created by Chino and produced by CWC. That’s us!

John Krisfalucci (Ren & Stimpy) had a booth.

Munky King had a nice case for Angry Clobber.

This monster loomed over the customers in the lowest brow section.

Figure at Radical Comics.

The creative team for Warriors, the comic book.

Conan, the bronze. Frank Frazetta.

Living Doll, middle of three sisters

Living Doll, youngest of three sisters

Maladorian couple.

Silent Hill nurses

Steam Punkers

More Steam Punkers

Don’t ask me silly questions!

That’s better!

The walk back to the hotel. And that’s it for the Comicon, 2009!