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The 99% Logo and Dylan Ratigan

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I have just gotten word that The Dylan Ratigan Show will feature this logo on their Web site. I am trying to get Dylan to wear a t-shirt on the show. Here are the logos (again, one on white) and a button and t-shirt, that I am going to make available for sale on Zazzle (at cost.) Watch for it.

 

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We are the 99%.

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I support the Wall Street protests, as I hope all of you do. I have designed a logo for the movement. Get the word out. It is available as a hi-res file for anybody to use.

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Yeah, Blogging is hard work!

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Hey, I haven’t done anything in a while and my new blog design is under construction, but I thought I would post something. So sue me, I love Hellboy.

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Drawing on the iPad

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I admit to being an “early adopter” which means I need instant gratification. I admit it. And when it comes to Apple gadgets, my needs are overwhelming. The iphone literally changed my life (and I don’t use the phone that much).

When I saw the iPad, I knew I needed it to draw on. I draw incessantly on the corner of every piece of paper, on meeting notes, place mats and any other blank space. I decided the iPad would replace ...

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The Nixon Tapes

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A few months back I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Ziggy Nixon for his blog on art, illustration and all things creative. We had a terrific discussion about art and life and sundry things, while I suffered a few senior moments. Check out the interview and let me know what you think. In the meantime, I am working on some other longer blog entries including new work ...

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Looking Back to Move Forward

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The fact that I haven’t added anything to the blog for quite some time leaves me with one advantage: I have a lot to report.

In the fall of 2008, “Vector Graphics and Illustration: A Master Class in Digital Image-making” was published by Rotovision. I co-wrote the book with Steven Withrow and it is available through Amazon and other book outlets.

The premise of the book was simply to demonstrate the ...

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Time Flies and then Some

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Yep. I have not been able to keep up with this blog to save my life. Until now, when it indeed may save my life. While I know I am talking to myself for the most part, I am committed to finding a way to get this into a schedule that will serve as something of a diary, if nothing else.

I have successfully ported the design to a new server and am currently working on adapting a new theme from ...

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Still Trying to Catch Up

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A couple of weeks late (remember the relationship between late and never?), I wanted to comment briefly on the New York Comic Con at the Javitz Center. I went on Friday (we all know cons are always Friday, Saturday and Sunday – no matter the dates) to miss the crowds and touch base with old friends and art dealers. Ran into Rich Faber ...

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Two at a Time?

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Hey, I figured while I’m at it, and because I know so many of you are watching, I’d put up another post: an illustration I have been working on to further break my dependence on the use of photo reference. My brother titled it “Watch Out What You Fish For.” My friend and favorite illustrator Scott Anderson asked me how it was ...

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Flogger?

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I am sure there is a term out there in cyberland for somebody who can’t keep up with his blog. (See www.linesandcolors.com, best art blog on the internet for an example of real blogging).

Anyway, for today, just a brief note. I have joined “www.hireanillustrator.com“, and you can see my work there as well.

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