Remembering Ralph McQuarrie
Remembering Ralph McQuarrie Yesterday the world lost a visionary artist and tremendous human being in Ralph McQuarrie. He has been an inspiration to me since my very earliest years, his unparalleled...
View ArticleVintage Computer Magazine Covers
Vintage Computer Magazine Covers Vintage magazines fascinate me, they’re like paperback time capsules. Ones that focused on technology or computing are particular favorites of mine. The cover shown at...
View ArticleClassic Sci-Fi Novel Covers
Classic Sci-Fi Novel Covers If you’re anything like me, nothing gets you’re imagination working overtime quite like classic sci-fi and fantasy illustration. It’s a bittersweet experience to delve into...
View ArticleThe Empire Strikes Back Trading Cards
The Empire Strikes Back Trading Cards By the time The Empire Strikes Back debuted in theaters, I was four years old and like all kids my age: a Star Wars maniac. I had toys, coloring books, read-along...
View ArticleMovies R Fun by Josh Cooley
Movies R Fun by Josh Cooley I came across some of these images awhile back and meant to post them, but it slipped through the cracks. That was until last week when my friend Laura kindly reminded me...
View ArticleStar Wars: Planet of the Hoojibs Read-Along Adventure
Star Wars: Planet of the Hoojibs Read-Along Adventure Remember Read-along Adventures? I sure as hell do. I had a few back in the day, and they were totally rad. The books were often wonderfully...
View ArticleSerpentor Sucks!
Serpentor Sucks! I’ve been doing a lot of doodling recently in an effort to shake the rust off my illustration gears. You can see some of this stuff popping up over on my Instagram. In this case, I...
View ArticleMelody Sheep for PBS Digital Studios
Melody Sheep for PBS Digital Studios In my world, Mr. John Boswell aka Melody Sheep, is the only person officially licensed to use auto-tune. His Symphony of Science series hit the internet by storm a...
View ArticleWWII Military Insignia Pocket Reference Guide
WWII Military Insignia Pocket Reference Guide A couple of years ago I came across an old tin box that belonged to my grandfather. My plan was to scan them into a digital archive, but I hadn’t actually...
View ArticleJenn Droid TV Guide Poster
Jenn Droid TV Guide Poster Here’s another Jenn Droid piece I created for Rob Imbs’ upcoming independent film, Game Changers. I decided to have some fun with the context of this poster and pay tribute...
View ArticleThat Bad Brain, KRANG!
Yep, it’s that bad brain from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fame, KRANG. I’m having 5″ x 8.5″ stickers of this bad boy printed up by the dudes at Sticker Mule as we speak. If everything goes according...
View ArticleWordburglar Invades Cobra Island
Released last week by Halifax, Nova Scotia’s Wordburglar; Welcome to Cobra Island hit me harder than Wild Weasel smoking a MOBAT in a Rattler tank smasher. I simply can’t stop rocking this thing. The...
View Article80s Transformers Box Art – Part 2
A couple years back I shared a slew of Transformers Box Art images from the 1980′s. It’s easily one of the most viewed posts on my blog to this day. I recently noticed that I had an entire folder...
View Article1968 Matchbox Collector’s Catalogue
As far as I can recall, my toy collecting problem started way back with Matchbox cars. I had a whole fleet of late 70′s and early 80′s vehicles that I’d roll out into sandboxes all over the...
View ArticleMid-Century Christmas Ads
Even though I’m a child of the 1980′s, my furious appreciation for my grandparents era runs deep. The subtle power of mid-century design was fueled by fundamental design principles and deliberate...
View ArticleFantasia Lobby Cards
Let’s get back to a little Lobby Card business, shall we? This time I’m coming at you with another heavy dose of good ‘ol Disney nostalgia. One of my personal favorites, Fantasia. In a push to reclaim...
View Article‘Collect ‘em All’ Furiously Rolling Along
Back in 2011, I launched the Collect ‘em All Tumblr feed. The general idea was to collect a truckload of inspirational imagery from my childhood all in one convenient place. That way, I could sneak a...
View ArticleMountain King
I’m proud to announce my contribution to the NEStalgia art show at the Dart Gallery in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. The show’s theme is old school video games, so I went all-in on a wicked game...
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