Burglar

Here's another piece that I only used as a promotional piece years back. I'd call him a cat burglar, but then he'd have to steal the cats. There's still time.

-Erik

Sunday Flier #7

Here's the 7th flier design I've done for my comedy show Sunday Night Stand-Up. Come out some time!

1920's Lingerie

A few weeks ago my girlfriend invited me to a 1920's themed boat party. And as you can imagine, nothing is better than being drunk in the middle of the river in February. But I wasn't sold until I heard that there would be a 1920's lingerie show. Now I'm not a complete creep, but I am a partial one, so I went. Here's the thing about lingerie from the 1920s: It doesn't show anything. Apparently our granddads were lucky if they saw an ankle. A very risqué ankle, but still just an ankle. No wonder they believed in their wars.

Seeing Eye Clam

Here's a comic page I did about 7 years ago that I found rummaging through old papers. I didn't do anything with it because of the rough watercoloring, but I've always wanted to put it up somewhere. So, since my Grandma's fridge isn't here, this will do.
Enjoy!

-Erik

Checkers Party Painting #1

Here's a painting I've just finished for an exhibit this weekend. It's acrylic and pen on a 16"x20" canvas. Each character is based on a different Neil Diamond song. Just kidding.

-Erik

Public Restroom #1

I'm a classy guy and I drink a lot of coffee just to feel. So, when I'm out and about in New York, I keep track of public restrooms. Everyone knows that Starbucks and Barnes and Noble are great. But I'd like to suggest using the restroom in the Babies 'R' Us right next to Union Square park. The entire place smells like baby powder and failed dreams, but it's always clean and the men's room is barely used. You might get some dirty looks from employs, but if you commit yourself to looking rundown and disheveled (just like a real dad) they'll usually leave you alone.


Where's your favorite public restroom?!

Here's my new blog.

Welcome to the internet!