Shadows from the Past

By -

Over the last month, I asked everyone to help me get “uncovered” -- and you came through! In the Uncovered 2 contest, four of my recent cover illustrations were vying for the chance to become a limited-edition giclee print. But as they say on every reality show known to mankind, “only ONE could be the winner...and America has chosen!” The winning image is Shadows from the Past from the novel by Lisa Marie Davis. The winner of the first print in the series plus the corresponding novel is Zahra Owens. Congratulations! Giclee prints are now available for the first day reduced price of $32.50 in my Etsy store HERE.

I announced the winner this morning on Michele and Jeff's Review blog, and also shared some stories and pictures of my artistic escapades through the years. I even dug up a whole slew of photos from the archives (a.k.a. my parents' basement) to go along with the post. Check it out HERE.

Here's one of the aforementioned photos (isn't he a snappy dresser?):

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Shop Indie Online

By -
Image
I was recently interviewed by Chris from shopindieonline.com and the article was posted today HERE . I've re-posted the text below: FEATURED INDIE ARTIST INTERVIEW WITH PAUL OF PAUL RICHMOND STUDIO Time to meet this week’s featured indie artist Paul of Paul Richmond Studio . SI: Please tell us a little about yourself. Paul: I am an artist whose paintings explore everything from personal narrative to pop culture, with some political commentary and the occasional pin-up boy thrown in for good measure. From an early age, I was taught that art could be more than a hobby. My fabulous childhood mentor made it very clear that it could also be a completely viable career option, and I haven’t looked back since! My work has been exhibited in galleries across the country, as well as some “less traditional” venues such as the Tammy Faye memorial celebration, an exhibit in Hollywood honoring Dolly Parton, and another curated by RuPaul. I have also had paintings licensed for greeting cards, co
Read more

Saving His Ass Cheesecake Boy Coloring Page

By -
Image
Here’s this week’s free Cheesecake Boy coloring page. Our steadfast hero has his hands full in this cheeky medieval coloring page. Arriving just in time to rescue the dragon’s handsome conquest, he hurls the startled lad over his shoulder to make their escape. As they breeze through the enchanted forest, the helpless chap suffers one final indignity when his tunic begins billowing in the breeze. Arthurian wardrobe malfunction, anyone? Grab the free hi-res coloring pic at cheesecakeboy.com - you can print it out or color it digitally in the Recolor app. I want to see your creations — post them to social media with the hashtag CHEESECAKEBOYS and tag me. Happy coloring! Now go color your pan ts off! 
Read more