dead stuff and not...dead stuff

I've been a busy little bee, except, not being raped by a large queen. This is what I've been pumping out the past few days:

"Batstract"
I started this in 2008 (the red background and the base head...ha. base head). I added the words and all of the...abstractness? IDK.
get it here

"J.E.T.S."
As Curren$y rises to the top as a local hip hop artist, I felt the need to get my ass in flight (is that even something to say?). Though, I went zombie with it. no cranberries.
get it here

"Where the Wild Zombies Are"
I used the trees for the background from the book. The crown is painted in metallic gold. Max ate his mom's brains. He sleeps never.
get it here

"Space Jam Dunks"
I painted and cut out the shoe first to get the proportions right After, I pasted it onto the canvas. I really dig the shoe.
get it here

look, mom...I'm on mtv .com

So, yesterday I received a text from my dude, Chris, saying "congrats on making it to mtv.com."
I'm like, 'what?'
He sent me the link. Basically, it was a small piece on zombie versions of Beavis & Butt-head.
here"s the link: http://clutch.mtv.com/2011/06/20/beavis-and-butt-dead-6-depictions-of-beavis-and-butt-head-as-zombies/

do I start doing coke off college females yet?
:P

in other news, I started a new blog: life was better when my penis was smaller.
check it out if you're into nostalgia.

That's about it.

Art by Blakenetizen

As most of you fine folks can tell, I love pop culture...but, even more than that, I love abstract art even more. I've been following this dude on etsy for a while. He does a bunch of ACEO cards, but also some canvas work. Based out of Chicago, Blakenetizen has been making a name for himself, or at least painting a visual picture.

These are some pieces that I really dig:

Check him out. All of his artwork is reasonably priced. At least, pick up an ACEO. They're pretty bawse!


http://www.etsy.com/shop/Blakenetizen
http://www.etsy.com/shop/lineardesignboutique
http://www.artcardswanted.com/artist.cfm?MID=3758
http://www.artbreak.com/blakenetizen
http://blakenetizen.tripod.com/
http://twitter.com/blakenetizen
http://pinterest.com/blakenetizen/

the newness

Yep. I haz new post.

The other day, I bought 2 paint markers (as they are 2 for $5 at Michael's this week.). I love paint markers. When Sharpie released them, I was hooked. ANYWAYS...these paint markers inspired me to go back to a style I adapted a year ago. I love doing this style of mi el art.

And of course, Pee-Wee stuff...

I was a huge Alfred Hitchcock fan growing up. I blame it on the attraction at Universal Studios. My parents brought me there when I was 7, maybe? Anyways, it blew my mind. I was also fortunate enough to have seen the Ghostbusters thing back in the day. Goddamn memories.

And, because of the rotation "Goblin" has received, here's a new Tyler piece...

Better pics and listings will follow.

Been a While...Here it goes...

Hey. so, here's the new art:

This was an old piece. I decided to toss a white outlined snail on it. Yeah?
Check it out HERE

Had no idea what to do w/this piece of cardboard. I really liked the shape, though. I also have always wanted to paint a toilet.
Buy it HERE

The title came from an Edgar & Montgomery episode.
Buy it HERE
Edgar & Montgomery:

I've always enjoyed turtles. I blame the Ninja ones.
Buy it HERE

-I started a Jazz series w/ 12x12 pieces of cardboard. LP size-

The "Blue Train" album is a classic and should be in everybody's collection.

This is, without a doubt, my favorite Jazz album.




ALSO...

VooBloo Dog prints are now available.
in these sizes:
16x20
8.5x11

Jesus. That was a lot.

new paintings

Hey, it's been a while, right?

Here are the latest pieces I've painted:

Yep. Another zombie Batman, lolz.
buy it HERE

My two favorite colors...in flamingo form. That's a funny word; flamingo.
Buy it HERE

The other day, I was wondering to myself how the Green Ranger used to play that dagger flute w/no real mouth...
Buy it HERE

There was a good amount of people who said they liked my smoking rhino, so I did a sad rhino.
Buy it HERE

That's allll for noooowwwwww.
love

Nintendo & Quas

I've been working on these on the side...these hangable Nintendo pieces and the Quas zombie. All from cardboard. Here's the pics and such:

The Nintendo controller has always been a staple in gaming. I figured this was the best thing to do to the rectangle box top that I had. buy it HERE

You know...I've never even played a Gamecube in my life...I just had the perfect boxtop size for it...so, there you go. buy it HERE

As a huge Stones Throw Records fan, I HAD to make a zombie Quas. I had already painted a zombie Doom. buy it HERE

That's all for now. Still working on a custom for somebody. holler.

destructive pop childhood

Over the weekend, I painted a few pieces of things from my childhood:

One of the best scenes from the campy 60's Batman movie. I had to do it.

I saw where somebody took Charlie Sheen and parodied the Andrew W.K. pic, so I figured the ORIGINAL party dude would be even cooler!

I LOVED Winnie the Pooh as children...so, this is my 'destructive' homage. GET HONEY

all are in my etsy shop for salesville: HERE

mustache ride.2

Last night, I revisited one of my older (favorite) pieces; Mustache Ride:

I used...that's right, a cardboard box top. This is also a smaller version, but hangs on the wall!. check it out:

/\ sold already, so there's no link. holler.

Right now, I'm working on a Nintendo mini-series. Keep checking back!

Doom!

Yesterday, I found a piece of cardboard, that was 12x12. The same size as an LP sleeve. I figured that I should do something music-related...so, me being the MF Doom fan that I am, decided to bring back the memory of the Danger Mouse and Doom collab album, "The Mouse & the Mask" from 2005.

This is in the etsy shop, right HERE

holler.

fresh from the box (top)

I painted these last night/this morning...

I thought of this while smoking a cigarette last night. IDK where it came from, but, here it be like.
Buy it HERE

Originally, I wanted to do a meat grinder piece. I had no idea what to grind, as long as what was coming out, was colorful. I called it "Finger Meet Grinder"...get it?
Buy it HERE

shop updates

I re-added two prints to my 'prints' section in the etsy shop.

This set is a bit different from the original print, as I altered the colors a bit. I made the white more of a creme color. The red looks better against it, I believe. Larger prints are coming soon as well.
BUY IT HERE

These are the leftover prints from my first 25. These aren't numbered, and are signed w/pink instead of silver. The dates are also different...if y'all cared :P I also only have 5-6 of these left.
BUY IT HERE

that new, that new, that newwweewwww

I have some new cardboard pieces. There are, as followssss:

I love Ghostbusters...so, they'll always be a huge inspiration in my work. I'm sorry. You Gotta Try This Pole.

Gramophones are pretty awesome.

I didn't intentionally want to do a gun, but I've always loved the way Uzis looked.

All are for sale HERE

ALSO-if I get the $20 fee, I'll be at the OCH Art Market @ Zeitgeist. holler

J's

Last night, I painted the very sneaker that turned me onto the sneaker game. The white/red Jordan XII (12). I first saw these in 5th grade and was instantly hooked! Anyways...I did another cardboard box top. The sides are 7 inches. I decided to paint the box up as if it were the original Nike box they came in back then. pics:

This is up in the esty shop.

cardboards

I had the idea, last night, to use cardboard box tops as hangable canvases. First, I tore the top flaps off and just left the sides on. I then used a piece of wire to use as a hanger...pics below:

This is currently for sale in my etsy shop.
I'll probably do a few more like this. I really dig the cardboard look.
also...HAPPY MARDI GRAS!

skulls and cigarettes

I finished this up today:

I took the cardboard backing from a 16x20 frame and used it to paint on. This process made it include many colors and splatters and whatnot. currently in my etsy shop

also...I'm having a Mardi Gras sale. 50% off everything in my shop w/code: MARDIRAW

have a fun one!

zombies and dome

I did some painting stuff last night:

I started this background as a custom for somebody in 2008...I haven't touched it since...until LAST NIGHT! The Louisiana Superdome is one of my favorite local landmarks. This is for sale in my etsy shop.

updating my blog from Starbucks...how cool am I?

new 9x9's

I painted these last night. You may look at them.

I'll probably do a few more 9x9's and then jump back into the larger mediums.
Both are in my etsy shop, of course.