Psychonauts 10th Anniversary Show!

Hey, you guys! I art directed a video game called Psychonauts 10 years ago when Double Fine productions was a budding young company. I cannot believe it has been 10 years. What the heck has happened with the world since then?

Well, guess what! We are celebrating this game tomorrow with an art show!

PSYCHONAUTS 10th ANNIVERSARY SHOW!

Wednesday June 17th @ iAm8Bit in Los Angeles!

The above painting is my contribution, but there will be many amazing contributors. Tim Schafer and a bunch of Double Finers will be there! I wish i could be there. But go celebrate in my absence!

Yay for Psychonauts!

Memories: That Mad Max Great Showdown

Boy, did I love Mad Max: Fury Road. I can’t handle how much I love that film. It was beautiful and so fun to watch. George Miller is just the best. I decided I would paint a showdown from the film.

Tiny Trifecta is TONIGHT!

The 5th annual Tiny Trifecta show is tonight at Cotton Candy Machine! Every piece is $100. Here are my 3 little paintings. All depict mummies, you guys. Lot’s of amazing work in this show, but be warned that many people will be there tonight. I will be one of them!

7 – 11pm @ Cotton Candy Machine in Brooklyn.

Great Showdowns Print Set Release

New Great Showdowns print set – released from Gallery 1988 this Monday, May 11. Stay tuned on the Gallery 1988 blog.

Spring Festival of Children's Literature (Memories)

Last week, i was one of four authors to speak at the Spring Festival of Children’s Literature in Frostburg, MD. What a wonderful show, you guys! Thank you to everyone at Frostburg University for hosting me and showing me a splendid time. I love hanging with teachers and librarians. They are my favorites.

Here are some memories from the trip!

Frostburg is a charming little mountain town in western Maryland. We stayed in this old hotel called the Gunter. It had a jail, a doll room, and a Shirley Temple room inside there. A strange little place that i liked very much.

Here is the auditorium where the talks went down. All the projects from local classrooms lined the walls and the stage. it was crazy heartwarming.

Look at these amazing Hug Machine projects!! My heart melted all over the ground.

Our guide Carla took us for milkshakes at the same booth where Harry S. Truman had milkshakes way back when.  Brian Floca and Matt Phelan were two of the four speakers that also participated in the festival.  Good dudes. — Our guide Carla took us for milkshakes at the same booth where Harry S. Truman had milkshakes way back when. Brian Floca and Matt Phelan were two of the four speakers that also participated in the festival. Good dudes.

On one of the mornings, i spoke to a couple 3rd grade classes at the La Vale Library. They were great!

At the end of our time together, they presented me with a little book they all made together about their own Hug Machine concepts. I couldn’t believe it. You can see on my face here, that i could not believe it.