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This old pice of mine went unphotographed for 22 years at my Dad’s place. It was unearthed last year when he passed. I forget its name.

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Did I really never post this? I guess I was infirmed at the time. I've healed up and re-injured my back and healed again since this was made.

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I recently visited Chicago and got to hang out with my buddy Patrick! We met in a bar called Rex Tavern, and each made a tiny book telling our version of the story of when we met. Jennifer (aka Moonbeam), the bartender who provided the markers, got to keep the tiny books.

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Had a fun little video call with my buddy Patrick and we scribbled out portraits of one another, and mailed them to each other! Try it yourself the next time you’re on a video chat!

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Fun piece I made for the Titmouse 420 Show that os still up at their HQ in Burbank. It’s called “How Gummy Bears Do It”.

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I found this old zinc plate design going through a box in the garage the other day. It’s 35 years old now…Surprise!

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My lovely wife,the Screaming Chica herself, used to play Magenta at a local showing of the Rocky Horror Picture Show back in the day. To commemorate this, I’ve made her this portrait for our eighth anniversary. I love you, baby. We’re all lucky!

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I done did it again and edited up another video for that Mother Earth band. "Happiness Strikes Again" it's called...Enjoy!

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This piece was for my Sister-in-law, Yvonne. The portrait is of Annie, the beloved family dog…now 15 years old. Bring art to the party and you’ll never go wrong!

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I haven't seen this machine in 25 years! It's the very first arcade box I decorated for Midway Games back in the 20th Century. I was working for a different company who had landed the vendor contract to design the stickers, and we did this box. Soon after, my supervisor convinced Midway to let him build a packaging department in house, and I soon moved over. The International Brotherhood of Electronic Workers was striking at the factory across the street the day I started. They didn't get what they were after...but I got to play video games for free at lunch for a while.

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Raisin Music was releasing a new version of "Sittin' in with the Greats; The Chicago Blues Play-Along CD", where they recorded sessions at Buddy Guy's Legends. I based this new album cover off of the original, but with my Procreate style. Long live the blues!

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Eric Schwartz, a comedian with a flare for funny songs, needed a background for his stand-up special and was sent my way. We reached this design pretty fast as he knew what he wanted. The design stretched over a dozen screens in the Avalon Theatre in Hollywood...https://www.ericschwartzlive.com/ Streamer TBD.

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It would be amazing if you could draw me a skeleton pin up girl!

I've got no idea when you sent this, but I guess I could make that happen. I'll take it under advisement and post it here when it happens.

=Dan

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Hello there! Would you happen to have some more Dethklok concept arts you'd be willing to share? I'd like to try and model Dethkopter and possibly make a papercraft, but it's really hard to find any info on it, let alone a 3d model.

To my knowledge there was never a 3D model built of the Dethklok flying restaurant, Dethkopter. I think at best I've got a front, profile and 3Q illustration. I'll dig it up and post it, so you can simply look in my feed again in a while to find them.

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Whipped up some goofy references to Old Gregg from an old episode of The Mighty Boosh for my buddy, Dinosaur Hotelier/Actor/Writer/Producer, Greg Tally. Greg's 50 now, so he's old. You may see folks passing around a basketball sized, purple prop of Da Funk; which my wife, Veronica "Screaming Chica" Hunt, crafted for the festivities...It's been described as if Covid were to contract the 'Rona...I think she did a fantastic job. Happy Birthday, Greg!

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Back in '97 I made this poster for the Soapbox Show, a group show of about 70 opinionated artists I put together to see my fellows get political. Hung in Poop Studios; the establishment of notable artist and madman, Shane Swank...beneath the Flatiron Building, in the center of Wicker Park, in the center of Chicago. It's one of my favorite designs and I just noticed it missing from this archive. Thanks to all those artists that participated and thanks to Shane!