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hola!
it’s been crank mode around the clock here, which is happy but tiring days! i had lots of fun doing this piece for the New Yorker last week. i’m always pleased wherever animals are involved, so painting Saint-Saen’s Carnival of the Animals was very appropriate. Thanks to AD Jordan Awan!

hola!

it’s been crank mode around the clock here, which is happy but tiring days! i had lots of fun doing this piece for the New Yorker last week. i’m always pleased wherever animals are involved, so painting Saint-Saen’s Carnival of the Animals was very appropriate. Thanks to AD Jordan Awan!

Grumpy dinosaur stomp stomp stomp (Taken with instagram)

Grumpy dinosaur stomp stomp stomp (Taken with instagram)

Some fresh ass (this is the last one, I promise) (Taken with instagram)

Some fresh ass (this is the last one, I promise) (Taken with instagram)

Just drawing a big ol cock (Taken with instagram)

Just drawing a big ol cock (Taken with instagram)

Old sketches prompt the question: why did I draw all these ducks? (Taken with instagram)

Old sketches prompt the question: why did I draw all these ducks? (Taken with instagram)

Some old Zelda research sketches (Taken with instagram)

Some old Zelda research sketches (Taken with instagram)

Drawing @ottoboreson making pancakes (Taken with instagram)

Drawing @ottoboreson making pancakes (Taken with instagram)

It’s been quite a week: losing MCA, Maurice Sendak and Vidal Sassoon! Madness.On that note, it was quite a bittersweet surprise when the NYTimes called to have me illustrate a little letters piece in honor of Maurice Sendak, which I gladly did. There was one letter especially moving from a woman who was abused as a young teen, and while waiting to see how her future will play out after reporting the abuse she found strength in Where the Wild Things Are.
Take a look at the other letters here.
RIP, you legends!

It’s been quite a week: losing MCA, Maurice Sendak and Vidal Sassoon! Madness.

On that note, it was quite a bittersweet surprise when the NYTimes called to have me illustrate a little letters piece in honor of Maurice Sendak, which I gladly did. There was one letter especially moving from a woman who was abused as a young teen, and while waiting to see how her future will play out after reporting the abuse she found strength in Where the Wild Things Are.

Take a look at the other letters here.

RIP, you legends!

Otto sleeping on his arms (Taken with instagram)

Otto sleeping on his arms (Taken with instagram)

Just bought the best bike bell in the world (Taken with instagram)

Just bought the best bike bell in the world (Taken with instagram)