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Yakuza and Ramen Shop Calendar
Scout Creative’s Calendar of the Month Club for January 2012. If you like Japanese Gangsters and Delicious Noodles you’re going to love this calendar. Get yours Here

A special Yakuza expansion pack has a variety of extra suits, arms and heads to make dozens of different combinations. You can make your own gang!

Customized Yakuza papertoy gang

Yakuza decorate their bodies with elaborate tattoos to show their status and dedication. These tattoos are hidden under long sleeve shirts and suits. The Yakuza paper toy allows you to display the tattoos or cover them with different suits.

Two color screenprint on 100# Gumdrop Green French Paper

Novembers “Calendar of the Month Club“, a Tijuana Toucan who loves Día de los Muertos but thinks he is a cuckoo bird. Grab yours Here!

This is one of two illustrations I did for an art jam at Superpunch. It is inspired by Neil Gaiman’s brilliant novel American Gods. I was really drawn to a minor reference to Coatlicue, (the Aztec Earth Mother Godess) who after The Aztecs were conquered, evolved in some respects into the Virgin of Guadalupe. To represent her, I wanted to blend the Aztec and Catholic iconography in a way that reflected the multifaceted visual nature the gods displayed at certain times in the novel.

Available as a 3 color screen print!
Blue, Blue-black and metallic Gold. Hand pulled by me. Printed on 100# True White Speckletone French Paper. Size is 12.5 x 19in
Only $20!


Brienne the Maid of Tarth, one of my favorite characters from George R. R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire”/”Game of Thrones” series.
I’ve seen a few other illustrators I love doing some fan art recently, thought I’d jump in to the fun.

An homage to WCW I did a bit ago and thought I’d share


This is a piece I did for a group show, Carded, The show is Saturday April 30, 2011 at Gallery Gachet (88 E Cordova, Vancouver BC) 8-11pm.
Check it out there will be lots of awesome art there to collect and trade!


Two color Screenprint on 100lb Tangy Orange Pop-Tone Paper.

This a redesign of the X-men: First Class movie poster I did for a challenge over at Superpunch.