Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there! This design is for our dad who is now officially the Rolling Stone Airport Taxi service. Arrivals, departures, always on time! My sisters and brother came up with the idea and I created the image, which we printed on a T shirt, coffee mug and car door magnet. Boy that Honda Odyssey is one sharp looking car!

The LIVING UP lion come fi conquer.

More flowing fluid from the psychedelic sector. I'm calling this the Slime Balls edition with a nod to the iconic Jim Phillip's skateboard wheels illustration. Lamp the anti-gravity graffiti drip slime-steez flowing over and around a flavorful color burst. How's that for a description? Oh yeah, 1600 pixels wide for your laptop screen, so slap this on your desktop if →

A psychedelic experience from SELF FYC. Something I've been messing with for a long time now. It began as a reference to a Redman lyric, believe it or not. I won't ruin the mystery for you. This piece went through a lot of color changes and I think I like the sunset orange business in the background. There is →

Gettin' splashy with this one- not sure if it's finished completely, but is digital art ever really finished? Started this with 2 others which bookend these wavy graffiti letters. I'm considering printing up a bunch of these pieces and seeing what they look like in real life.

A must have for Hip-Hop heads worldwide - Janette Beckman's The Breaks: Stylin’ and Profilin’ 1982–1990 Before it was ever called bling, Hip-Hop was sporting dookie ropes, truck jewelery, and of course the fat gold chain, but no one ever rocked one like this. Some new guy rapper needs to pay tribute and get one like this instead of one →

"Lemonade was a popular drink and it still is, I get more props and stunts than Bruce Willis." - GURU, may you rest in paradise. We spent hours talking about the lyrics of DWYCK. It's a bonafide gem of the golden era of hip hop. By coincidence I was working on this summer time illustration when I heard the news →