Here is the front and back for the first idea I had for my new business card. There are more coming… still haven't made up my mind yet.
Showing posts with label factory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label factory. Show all posts
Friday, June 27, 2014
Friday, March 14, 2014
March 2014 cover of Spider Magazine...
I did the cover last year and now it's on the news stands. Look for it this month! Just in time for St. Patrick's day!
Monday, December 9, 2013
Friday, November 15, 2013
Three rough sketches!
These are Leprechauns, so it's March, in fact, Spring. And they are supposed to be Leprechaun kids. So I had to come up with an idea of what kind of situation to put them in. The first one is that some bees from a nearby hive, had a rainbow land on the hive and so the bees got to collect the pot of gold. The second one has a young Leprechaun guarding (sitting on the rim of…) a pot of gold and needs to stay awake, so he's got himself a latte. The third one has a young Leprechaun overseeing his production line of "Pots of Gold".
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Another NEW Halloween drawing...
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Saturday, August 15, 2009
NEW Abstract: "Machina Factoria"

Thanks to two weeks of terrible dark and cold weather here in the PNW I've been in a bit of a funk and ended up creating a dark piece of art,... some of them turn out that way sometimes,... this one being a bit of a memory jogger from back in the days when I worked in the factories of Detroit for the Chrysler Corporation. I worked on a steel stamping machine. Huge!!! Break your arm right off your body if you weren't careful. I seen it happen,... among other terrifying things that go on in a factory such as that. Anyway, I remember the floors being thick with oil. You had to buy special shoes in order to just walk around the plant. (They called it a "stamping plant" because those big machines stamped out the steel parts for the exterior of the cars they made.)
Anyway, this is a bit of an ode to that era of my life. I hear summer is returning to the PNW this weekend! I @#$@&E#%$ hope so!!!!!
Enjoy the fleeting summer!
MC
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