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- The Hand Was Still Warm by Monster Commute on Sep 11, 2009
Well, so far this year we’ve done eight events, seven of which were public. That excludes the TINY ARMY stuff that I do about 12 times per year. While I’d like to do more, I’m feeling like 13-14 events per year is about as much as w...
- Old Carnavon Class Van by Monster Commute on Sep 10, 2009
Here are a few of my favorite comics: - Aliens: Salvation – First Mignola comic I ever read. I think. Either that or Bram Stoker’s Dracula graphic novel. Loved both, though Aliens is the better book. - Hellboy Series – Pretty much t...
- They Couldnt Have Gotten Far by Monster Commute on Sep 9, 2009
Thought of the day: “Only eat the meat that you kill.” or “Banana is a both a flavor and a color.” You pick. - Daniel...
- These Are The Exact Coordinates by Monster Commute on Sep 8, 2009
I’m looking into doing some silkscreen (serigraph) prints of my artwork. Probably all new stuff, as everything that I usually do is mega-multi-color. Anyway, I’m excited, as I’ve wanted to do some serigraph prints for years. The tou...
- Wooo Whoa You Okay by Monster Commute on Sep 7, 2009
When I lived on the farm, my step-dad had a license for explosives. No, he wasn’t a spy or a registered terrorist or anything like that. He had a well-drilling business, and a well-drilling license, which allowed you to purchase and own TNT. As...
- Eject Eject Eject by Monster Commute on Sep 4, 2009
Stuff I’m working on: - Prepping to do a guest talk at Art Institute of Phoenix, for a business/art class - Preparing for our Red Hot Robot / Monster Commute anniversary party - Illustrating a 2-color serigraph print for Halloween - Getting rea...
- Chop Right Here by Monster Commute on Sep 3, 2009
When I was a teen, my family used wood cook stoves to heat our home. If you’ve not seen one, they’re big, cast-iron monstrosities, that eat wood, coal, or maybe even peat. Anyway, it was my chore to keep the wood chopped and stocked, for...
