spoke card image for Roach House party cat. front and back.

more thesis

dancing

thesis peak

these are just a few thumbnail samples of lowres b&w sketches and a bit of one in color. the series is presented as b&w and colors prints. dont wanna bust my load just yet on showing these. happy trails.

AWWWW SHIIIT

this friday the dec 4th is my birthday and my band RARE KILLS IS pLAYING AT VASSAR COLLEGE WITH RAT HEALER. WE ARE DOINGA WEEKEND TOUR, STOppING OVER IN BALTIMORE @ THE MANSION ON SAT THE 5TH, THEN pHILLY @ JR'S ON 6TH. RARE KILLS SHIRTS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THESE SHOWS, AS I AM RIDICULOUSLY pRINTING THEM BEFORE FRIDAy.

also MY SENIOR THESIS IS DUE ONE WEEK FROM FRIDAY SO THERE WILL BE LESS SLEEp AND MANY MORE pORTRAITS TO BE CREATED. 8 EXIST AT

THE MOMENT WITH 12 AS THE GOAL. ILL pOST A SAMpLE OR 2 EARLY THIS WEEK. I THINK THAT EARLY IN THE NEW YEAR I WILL HAVE MY REAL WEBSITE Up. TYpING IN CApS HELpS ME TAKE MYSELF SERIOUSLY also my 'p' key on my keyboard doesnt work so i have to constantly copy and paste it. im not really a 8 year old computer using girl. LOTS TO BE DONE MORE INFO WILL BE pOSTED HERE ON THE STATUS OF MY BEING IN THE SENIOR THESIS SHOW.

im a big fan of having my cake and eating it too, one day ill be licking it off the ground.

ALSO, I HAVE A QUESTION FOR ANYONE WHO ACTULLY READS THIS, IS "THE NUGE" COOL?

not really a big fan of mick jagger or mc esher, but i thought this was cool...

New Year's Day 1969, Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones initiates a series of letters to M.C.Escher because Jagger wanted to use an Escher piece on the jacket of a new LP, "Through The Past Darkly". Mick was one of MCE's biggest fans, but it seems the feeling was not mutual. As we know, Escher's musical taste was for classical music with an emphasis on J.S. Bach, whom Escher referred to as "Father Bach". The following passage is from a 1974 Holland Herald Quote: "The artist (Escher) claimed he didn't have time, let alone the inclination, to cooperate with anyone who addressed him as: Dear Maurits, For quite some time now I have had in my possession your book (Graphic Works Of..) and it never ceases to amaze me each time I study it! In fact I think your work is quite incredible and it would make me very happy for a lot more people to see and know and understand exactly what you are doing. In March or April this year, we have scheduled our next LP record for release, and I am most eager to reproduce one of your works on the cover-sleeve. Would you please consider either designing a "picture" for it, or have you any unpublished works which you might think suitable -the "optical illusion" idea very much appeals to me, although one like "Evolution" would of course be equally as suitable. -and would say the same thing. You might even like to do a long one like "Metamorphosis" which we could then reproduce as a folding-out sleeve. It could be either in one colour or full colour, that would be up to you entirely. Naturally, both you and your publishers would get full credits on the sleeve, and we could negotiate a fee on hearing of your decision to do it. I would be most grateful if you could contact Peter Swales or Miss Jo Bergman at the above address or telephone (reverse charge), and either will give you every necessary assistance. However, I am not so fortunate as to possess a Dutch interpreter, and so if you do not speak English or French, I would again be grateful if you could fix up somebody in Baarn to oblige. Yours very sincerely, MICK JAGGER for ROLLING STONES LTD. Escher's reply left Baarn on January 20. It was addressed to Mr. Peter Swales and read: Quote: Dear Sir, Some days ago I received a letter from Mr. Jagger asking me to design a picture or to place at his disposal unpublished work to reproduce on the cover-sleeve for an LP record. My answer to both questions must be no, as I want to devote all my time and attention to the many commitments I made; I cannot possibly accept any further assignments or spend any time on publicity. By the way, please tell Mr. Jagger I am not Maurits to him, but Very sincerely, M. C. Escher. worldofescher

been workin on studies for the next portrait DIMEBAG DARRELL. its been very emotional, theres gonna be about 5 or 6 portraits left to due for thesis after this. dec. being my deadline.

screenprints. first series done. more to come

new friends in progress

faster faster faster faster faster

Tales of Mystery and Imagination by Edgar Allan Poe: Murders in the Rue Morgue, illustrated by Harry Clarke.

monstercrazy

thesister, like throwin a hot dog in a hallway

who killed..

another thesis sample. marilyn close up

RARE//KILLS MAN IN THE WOODS HALLOWEEN TOUR

VERY SUCCESSFUL SHOWS THIS WEEKEND IN SOJERZEY AND WILMA, DELAWEREWOLF. KILLIN' IT. WITH GOOD FRIENDS FIGHT AMp, RATHEALER, AND WHORES. BELOW IS A pHOTOGRApH TAKEN OF RARE KILLS BEFORE TAKING OFF IN A GIANT BALL OF FIRE AND TITS. BIG CITY NIGHTS

NEXT RARE KILLS DEC.4TH audiobirth, 5TH, & 6TH NY, pA, MA. with the evil gremlins known as RATHEALER (gunna vahm)

ENGINEER BOOTS

this isnt really sex

this isnt really life

this isnt really anything i think i like

and i will not sit on broken glass, not for you or anyone

i will not cut my ass tonight

this halloween weekend we're doin a party weekend tour with RATHEALER & FIGHT AMp. starting with the annual KNIFEHITZ halloween show. RK=REALITYKINGS=RAREKILLS. enjoy

roach house race

drawing i did for roach house. flyer put together by mike hillerson

OCTOBER MISSES YOU, LUX

REST IN pEACHES MR. INTERIOR

working on an illustration based off The Cramps' Journey to the Center of a Girl

hey I'm on my way, on a journey outta this world, hey I'm on my way, on a journey outta this world, traveling through the vortex to the center of a girl I gotta rocket '88, prone 269, spinnin' down and round leavin' everything behind, let go of the controls and slip outside my mind light begins to curve, space begins to twist, across a thigh of satin and through a veil of mist, there's a girl's netherworld, lookin' for a kiss so: glidin through this friction like some science fiction thrill, getting off in these dimensions where time itself stands still, flowin through a whirlpool to a she-feast wrapped in silK

ELVISAARONFESTERLY

pART OF A SERIES, 'WHERE ARE THEY NOW'

bigapplecon

BASIL GOGOS

every horror comic expo ive been fortunate to visit Basil Gogos, living monster legend. this time around i was able to get a signed copy of his book famous monsters.

bigapplecon

met adam west today, he gave me an autograph on this FREE poster. originally like fiftybux, he did it for free cause he really liked my name and his wife is french. talked about brigitte bardot and jean claude van dam along with what its like to be hassled by nerds for a while.

sushi

this mouthwatering dream was sent to me by a fan

hybrid moments

RARE//KILLS

BILLS, THRILLS, & RARE KILLS and huge breasts

sketchy things

halloween post cards 2009 (this is only the begining, end result almost done with color. halloweens cancelled this year you fag(.

i had a dream last night

identity theft

great job

secret gross stuff

senior thesis

future

serious pigs

gotta

nin e

i saw nine inch nails the other night. pretty rad, although i really got sucked into that whole hype. they were awesome, Terminal 5 is one of the worst venues ever way too huge hot and oversold. Really got in the way of things. but they were great, fuck peter murphy by the way. i have a few shots and videos all i took on ifone 3gs.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloop

this is extremely interesting

"The Bloop is the name given to an ultra-low frequency underwater sound detected by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration several times during the summer of 1997. The source of the sound remains unknown..."

"The sound, traced to somewhere around 50° S 100° W (South American southwest coast), was detected repeatedly by the Equatorial Pacific Ocean autonomous hydrophone array, which uses U.S. Navy equipment originally designed to detect Soviet submarines. According to the NOAA description, it "rises rapidly in frequency over about one minute and was of sufficient amplitude to be heard on multiple sensors, at a range of over 5,000 km." According to scientists who have studied the phenomenon it matches the audio profile of a living creature but there is no known animal that could have produced the sound. If the sound did come from an animal, it would reportedly have to be several times the size of the largest known animal on Earth, the Blue Whale.^[1]"

ohhh

so, about 5 years ago i was in paris. i went to a cemetery called Père Lachaise Cemetery (which i had no idea what it was called until today) If you or anyone you know is going to be in the land of bread and fine hamsandwiches; this place is so seriously crucial to your visit. there are thousands of amazing individuals buried there throughout the sands of time; and you get to stand a mere six feet away from them. easily one of the most incredible places ive ever been thus far. if you are a photographyer, vampire, or simply human this is the place for you. here are some shots; none of which i took nor do any justice, the scale of it along with the spiritual power looming in there is incredible. im gonna have to look through my old HD's to find my pics, i took a ton.

I dont know how i feel about this, but heres a "virtual tour" http://www.pere-lachaise.com/

slow

"...ah, those were the days"