The Primitive #5

"Scientists now believe that the post-apocalypse wasteland will be a mashup of Mad Max and One Million Years, B.C. They are recommending people take better care of themselves now, so they don't miss it."

Many years ago, I drew a Jeep FC with a suicide front end, but kept the engine under/inside the cab.  I thought it might be a good way for a welder or frame builder to showcase their skills without having an engine in the way.  Not the most brilliant scheme, I admit, but that's where this idea came from.

8x14 inches, painted in watercolor. Available at Daily Paintworks.

Surf Weirdos #4

I have a theory about 1960's vans.  It states that a '60's van looks best when painted the color of a Skittle or an M&M.  Supermarket M&Ms only, please. No special order colors allowed.  Except Electric Green.

The exception to this rule is if you plan to put a Star Wars or Battlestar Galactica. montage on your ride.  In that case, the appropriate base color is Licorice Black.

I would further recommend that the shag carpet interior be done in earth tones, but it's not absolutely required.  And for Pete's sake, bolt down that lava lamp!

Painted in watercolor, 8x9 inches.  Original painting available at Daily Paintworks.
Prints available on ebay.

Bus Stop

It just seemed to be the best title, what with the yellow Travelall and the bikini clad driver.  I can hear Grampa now - "When I was your age..."

In unrelated news, I've started two  new Squidoo lenses.  One lens focuses on my oil painted weirdos, and the other spotlights my digital lomo experiments.  Here are the links if you want to go have a look.

A Squadron of Weirdos
Lomo-osity

Bus Stop is painted in oil on an 8x10 inch panel, and is available for purchase here.