COPYING FRANK MILLER

9" x 12" Ink on paper Strathmore sketchbook

COPYING FRANK MILLER

9" x 12" Ink on paper Strathmore sketchbook

GINZO THE PROFESSOR

9" x 12" Ink and color pencil in Strathmore sketchbook

BATMAN BY MOONLIGHT

9" x 12" Ink in Strathmore sketchbook

I MET EINSTEIN IN A DREAM AND ASKED WHY BOMB?

18" x 24" Acrylic on canvas

HOLDEN

9" x 12" Pitt brush pen in Strayhmore sketchbook

COPYING ALEX PARDEE

11" x 15" Watercolor, pitt brush pen and acrylic on paper

LOVE DIED THE DAY AFTER ELVIS DIED

18" x 24" Oil on canvas

COPYING RALPH STEADMAN

9" x 12" Uniball pen  in Strathmore sketchbook

COPYING RALPH SREADMAN

9" x 12" Uniball pen and Pitt brush pen in Strathmore sketchbook

DUM DUM

9" x 12" Pitt Brush pen in Canson sketchbook

PORTRAIT OF A LADY

18" x 24" Acrylic on canvass

DARCY 3

18" x 24" Acrylic on paper

DARCY 2

16" x 20" pencil on bristol board

DARCY

16" x 20" Acrylic and watercolor on paper

PORTRAIT OF FRANK AUERBACH

16" x 20" Acrylic on canvas

DAVID CHOE SKULL

9" x 12" Pencil and digital on paper

JOE FRAZIER vs JERRY QUARRY MADISON SQUARE GARDEN JUNE 23 1969 (A second version)

18" x 24" Pitt brush pen, acrylic on paper

MEDICINE MAN

40" x 40" Acrylic on board

HELP ON THE WAY

18" x 24" Watercolor on paper

CLOWN MASK

18" x 24" watercolor on paper

BOOK COVER INDIA

11" x17" uniball pen, ink and watercolor on Bristol board

MY FEET ARE KILLING ME

9" x 12" Uniball pen and markers in Strathmore sketchbook

PORTRAIT OF JERRY SINATRA

18" x 24" Acrylic on board

COPYING FRANK KILLER (Martha Washington)

9" x 12" Brush and ink in Strathmore sketchbook

COPYING JAMES JEAN (Sketchbook)

9" x 12" Uniball pen in Strathmore sketchbook

COPYING ROBERT CRUMB

9" x 12" uniball pen in Strathmore sketchbook

COPYING FRANK MILLER (Sin City)

12" x 18" Brush and ink Strathmore sketchbook

COPYING FRANK MILLER (Sin City)

9" x 12" Strathmore sketch book ink and brush

COPYING FRANK MILLER (Sin City)

Crowquill pen, brush and India ink in 9" x 12" Strathmore sketchbook

DREAMS FROM SKETCHBOOK PROJECT 2013

5" x 7" sketchbook project sketchbook Uniball pen and Pitt brush pens

PORTRAIT OF DAVID CHOE

24" x 36" Acrylic on paper
David Choe is an outstanding original artist.  When Facebook was just starting out they asked him to paint a mural in their corporate office and he agreed to the commission for $60,000.  Upon completion of the mural Facebook came up short and asked David if he would take shares of stock instead.  He agreed and last year he cashed in to the tune of $260 million.

SELF PORTRAIT

Oil on canvas

SELF PORTRAIT

Oil on canvas

SELF PORTRAIT

Pencil on paper

SELF PORTRAIT

Pencil on paper

SELF PORTRAIT

Acrylic on canvas

462 10th STREET BROOKLYN NY

5" x 7" uniball pen and Pitt pen in Sketchbook Project sketchbook

SKETCHBOOK PROJECT 2013

5"x7" in Sketchbook Project sketchbook

LAUNDRYMAT

9" x 12" Pitt pens in Strathmore sketchbook quick sketch

COPYING PAUL MADONNA

Pitt big brush pens in Aquabee 9" x 9" sketchbook
I drew this house from a drawing by Paul Madonna, an artist from San Francisco. A great artist to learn from.

ROYAL HOUSE

Uniball pen and watercolor in 8 1/2" x 11" Moleskine sketchbook

DUCK HOUSE

Uniball pen and watercolor in 8 1/2" x11 Moleskine sketchbook

PSYHCOPATH

18" x 24" Pastel on Paper  Private Collection

WILD HORSES

Acrylic on canvass 24" x 36" 2006

JUNE 23 1969 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN

!6" x 20" Acrylic on canvas  Private Collection

This drawing is of the first professional prizefight my father and I attended.  I had taken up boxing as a kid at the Police Athletic league and was having some success, but my parents were against it.  I begged my Dad to take me to see this fight as I had heard that Joe Frazier was the only boxer who could beat Muhammed Ali. Frazier's opponent was Jerry Quarry, who himself was a top contender during the 1960's. Reluctantly my Dad took me and I now realize he did it so I could see for myself how brutal this sport is.  The fight was stopped in the 7th round because Quarry had a cut over his right eye.  Both of these fighters are now dead.  Quarry at 53 (brain damage sustained from prizefighting), Frazier at 67 from liver cancer.  I quit boxing because I lacked the killer instinct.

TOURIST

9" x 12" Pitt Big Brush Pens in Strathmore sketchbook

EPIC BALD SPOTS AND COMBOVERS

9" x 12" Pitt Big Brush Pens in Strathmore sketchbook

LAS VEGAS

9" x 12" Watercolor on paper

PORTRAIT OF RIO

18"x 24" Oil on canvass