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Little old Italian lady: Do you have zucchini?

Me: Yes, right here.

Lady: Is how much?

Me: $2.99 a pound.

Lady: It's usually $1.49.

Me: Yes, in the summer.

Lady, pauses, then grabs two: I put it in a soup.

Me: Oh nice, what kind are you making?

Lady: You will not fantasize about my soup.

And then she walked away. "You will not fantasize about my soup" will be in my head forever. I love you, little old Italian lady.

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You can view pictures of the show here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/chogrin/sets/72157647571505700/

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“STRONG TO THE FINICH! AN OFFICIAL POPEYE TRIBUTE ART SHOW,” celebrating 85 years of Popeye the Sailor!

The show is curated by illustrator, CHOGRIN, who has picked over 100 artists from around the world to pay their own unique tribute to the legendary sailor, created by E.C. Segar in 1929.

The show premiered on September 5th, 2014 at HERO COMPLEX GALLERY (7-10pm). 

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Music used in this video: 

The Sailors Hornpipe. Arranged by: Leon A Brouwer, the Netherlands Preformed by: The Vienna Symphonic 

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You can view pictures of the show here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/chogrin/sets/72157647571505700/

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“STRONG TO THE FINICH! AN OFFICIAL POPEYE TRIBUTE ART SHOW,” celebrating 85 years of Popeye the Sailor!

The show is curated by illustrator, CHOGRIN, who has picked over 100 artists from around the world to pay their own unique tribute to the legendary sailor, created by E.C. Segar in 1929.

The show premiered on September 5th, 2014 at HERO COMPLEX GALLERY (7-10pm). 

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Music used in this video: 

The Sailors Hornpipe. Arranged by: Leon A Brouwer, the Netherlands Performed by: The Vienna Symphonic 

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I’d like to dedicate this art show to my grandfather, Manuel Game Peña (an Ecuadorian Sailor who fought in Ecuador’s “BatTle of Jambeli” in 1941 and represented a real-life Popeye to me growing up), Elzie Crisler Segar (The father / creator of Popeye, and a big influence in my art), Jack Mercer (the iconic popeye voice we all know), and Robin Williams (the wonderful actor who brought the legendary sailor to the big screen). 

All these men represent Popeye to me and have inspired me throughout the years to have strength & courage as an artist and person. That is the real symbolism about Popeye the sailor, doing the right thing and being strong throughout any time or situation. to stand up for yourself. So if I’m ever in trouble or sad, I just have to think, what would Popeye do? 

Stay strong to the finich!

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http://popeyeartshow.tumblr.com http://www.hcgart.com/collections/popeye http://www.facebook.com/events/906739306021159/

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1977 Pontiac Phantom

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“Intermission with Mr. Pink” by Nouar

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Alex Stoddard

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1977 Pontiac Phantom

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Bruce Timm tribute to the The Masque of the Red Death (1964) with Vincent Price.

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Original and final cover art by Keith Giffen (pencils) and Dave Hunt (inks) from Doctor Fate #4, published by DC Comics, October 1987.

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“Play Time” by Joe Matt. From The Mindgame Gallery #1, published by Mindgame Press, July 1990.