A piece of conceptual sculpture from ready-mades by me. The video will explain it. Uuuuuuuuuh, yeah, you really need to see the video to GET it.
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For the Love of Gold
New Drawing, Ed Bassmaster Pranking his DMV Photo
A pencil and marker drawing of You tube prankster Ed Bassmaster wearing a hairpiece, fake teeth, and a ridiculous expression, at the instant his DMV photo was snapped, as taken from his hidden camera. What separates this from fan art, you may be wondering. One is that if you Google “Ed Bassmaster drawing” you will…
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Drawing in progress, Ed Bassmaster pranking his driver’s license
I don’t intend to keep this as a pencil drawing at all. I just needed to get his basic proportions right so the finished result, whatever that might turn out to be, looks enough like him, which is important, because this is based on a screen shot of him at the precise instant when the…
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Seafood Sorbet
New Drawing. I used only markers. I wanted bolder lines and stronger color than the last drawing, which I did in colored pencils. I also wanted to do a close-up of a person. I used some fluorescent colors on the Sorbet, which the scanner didn’t pick up. Soooo, there’s a little something special that can…
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Dog Crash, inspired by Stuckism
Another drawing. If you think it looks a bit like a kid did it, that’s deliberate! This one is inspired by the Stuckists (who I wholeheartedly agree with about 75%, and vehemently disagree with about 25%). One of my points of contention is that most of my new work is digital media, and according to…
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The Buffalo
What? This isn’t up to my customary standards? True. True. It’s a mess! Nevertheless it was the first time in a long while I just decided to sit down and draw, even if it was just for fun. It started out as a caricature of my friend’s stuffed animal buffalo. There’s even a fish with…
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curlishark doodle
I had kind of a breakthrough last night. You’re probably thinking the drawing above is kinda silly. It is. I sat down and drew it as fast as I could, without any editing, any preconceived idea, and with a ball point pen. The breakthrough was the idea of making small-scale works which could be silly,…
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Spiderman, by me
I had some trouble with foreshortening and anatomy, but I think it looks convincing now. Or it could have been on purpose, in which case… Oh, alright, I guess I have to come right out and say it. It’s supposed to be bad. It’s an attack on fan art.
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Recent work, Insect Angle (heavy satire)
Yes, it’s a joke. Why? Well, for one, I love my satire. Always have. And I have parodic music by the likes of Flight of the Conchords in among my “favorites” on my music player playlists. Indeed, some songs by Ween achieve a kind of greatness through deliberately trying to be bad, which I think…
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In progress for Halloween, “The Human Fly at home”
Still in sketch phase. I started this “human fly” as a quick piece I could finish for Halloween. Probably won’t, so got the idea to share it in stages, so there’s something out there to capture people’s Halloween imagination. I’m trying to work in a more representational style here, a lot like pulp magazine covers…
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My Miley Cyrus Twerking Drawing
I don’t know what exactly possessed Miley Cyrus to do this performance, or what possessed me to make a cartoon version of the spectacle. And yet, they exist. Later I’ll put it in color. But you can get a postcard for $3.95.
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Ultra Toad
Just an amusing quick cartoon. When I’m teaching English (still have a few weeks left before the year of art commences), I have a lot of games and competitions to make the classes more stimulating and energetic. I give the teams names, and they are usually silly: super toilet, happy hamburger, super starfish, fried egg,…
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Sonic and Amy
Perhaps a quick explanation is in order. This is deliberately wrong. I started making bad art on purpose when I was most active on Deviantart (I kind of gave up on it now), and the most popular works were “fan art”. In other words, it wasn’t the art that made the work popular, it was…
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Merman’s Appeal to Hu-manatee
The Merman is under-appreciated in comparison to the mermaid, and for good reason, if you think about it some. Well, that thought occurred to me one fine day, and so I made this cartoon explaining the plight of the undervalued merman.
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Happy Pukey Frog
He’s sooooo kawaai! Kawaii parody art by me. Happy and superficial no matter what! (Shhhhh. I HATE cutesy art. Except this piece, cuz it’s ironic, it’s by me, and I like frogs. And frogs puke sometimes. I know, I had some as pets.)
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Photobombing in Chiangmai
I wasn’t supposed to be in the pic.
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Superman, the incomperable
Don’t want to bias viewers with my own commentary. it’s up to you to interpret and evaluate for yourself. Though, one critic did have this to say about it: Superman by EricKuns is yet another classic rendering of a great superhero. Sure, the anatomy isn’t perfect, I mean unless you call a bunch of grapes…
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What is your cultural knowledge?
This is actually another parody of bogus facebook posts. This should tell you nothing about your cultural knowledge, because, I intentionally filled it with silly words like… [don’t wanna’ ruin it for you] …well, there are 24 of them (deliberate ones) if you like this sort of thing and feel like looking for them. Er,…
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Seafood Spaghetti Sunday
Much, much, much more to come. Just started this blog recently after spending nearly 5 years behind the Great Internet Wall of China. Will be updating with lots of work and commentary soon. Stay tuned.
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