'61 Mitsubishi 500

I included the previous link showing some cars I thought were amazing.

When it came time to draw a car for the new (self published) Super Rufus book, I knew the one I wanted.


'61 Mitsubishi 500 || Click to Image Enlarge


And my translation of the car. It's a little off proportion.

Source for the cars.

Like cartoon cars but only real!*

As a kid I never drew cars. If I had seen these I would have.

* Coolest cars ever and I am too tall for every one.

Carry Water the Way Man was Meant to: In Metal!

Plastic bottles are killing the earth.

KILLING IT!

15 penguins die a day because of our drinking from plastic bottles.*

But now you can carry water like a soldier in WWII.

And with this handy unit, I can carry everything I need—my iPhone and life sustaining water.


(Personally, I think this is brilliant.)

* Completely unfounded research. We don't know that plastic bottle use doesn't kill 15 penguins a day.

Still Kickin'

Tired of big strong men kicking sand in your face and taking your girlfriend?

No more, my friend! What you need is Dynamic-Tension!

That's the comic out of the back of comic books back in the day. Turns out, the program is still around, making mighty men out of weaklings.

What is it? "The program includes both physical exercises, nutritional information plus FIVE FREE gifts including techniques and skills in Boxing, Wrestling, Jujitsu and Karate, Hand Balancing and Feats of Strength." (From the website.)

From an article in the Smithsonian this month, I learned that this program is not based on weight training, but on muscle training using your own body to transform itself.

Charles Atlas was a self-made strong man, and credited with bringing fitness awareness to a higher level. According to Smithsonian, none other that Ghandi himself wrote in to learn more about Atlas's program.

Big Boy Jedi

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What's more awesome than a Big Boy Jedi Knight?

Nothing, my friends.

Nothing.

* The guy with the hamburger is me.

SDCC 2009 : Monkey Ninja Drawing

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People can come up to you and say, "Hey. Will you draw this for me?"

And you can say, "Yes. I will. Give me some money."

And if they say, "I will give you some money."

You can draw it for them.

It's called a "commission."

So. Here's a monkey ninja drawing I did for someone. (I also did an elephant for the same couple, but I didn't get a picture of it.)

SDCC 2009 Sketch Dump

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...the last of the sketches from San Diego Comic Con 2009.


Thanks to Jason for scanning in the race car cat sketch he bought from me.

This guy was supposed to be steampunky, but then he just ended up looking kind of piloty. So, he's a steampunk pilot with no fresh craft to fly.




This is a lobster escaping his death by riding a pizza cutter. You see, they don't move very fast (outside of their natural environs) and need a little assistance.