Sunday, July 10, 2011

The Blunder Years




On August 5th, 2011 Apple Jacks Studio will be hosting a Slapstik Skateboards retrospective of the original series of decks released between 2001 to 2006. In addition to the skateboards, original artwork pulled from the sketch pads of that time period will be displayed, along with reissues of 3 decks and 2 shirts. Signed decks will be $50 and shirts are sold in pairs for $30. It should be a lively evening, so bring some friends, something to drink and cash money because art shows don't get put on for nothing. Hope to see you there.

Friday, June 24, 2011

The Centaurs and Mermaids of Michael Hsuing

On The Lithuanian Bear's Revenge Against The Sins
Of Sir Anthony of Tuscany
On A Scene In Which Two Talented Conjoined Men
Perform a Sacred Pose

Centaurs, mermen, and bears. Collecting oddities, "freelancing" when no one is around, and illustration for companies including Dr. Marten's, Dwindle, and others I can't recall at this time. Michael has recently been featured in Against the Grain's Featured Artist at www.hurley.com. But enough about the art. Michael can grow a mustache like nobody's business. It's too late to see the work at Slingluff Gallery, but I figured I should post this anyway.

Thursday, June 16, 2011

Kathy's Kountry Kitchen


This might be a bad idea, but for some strange reason I think it's funny enough to make. Expect t-shirts of this real soon for the Slapstik Skateboards retrospective show at Apple Jax Studio in Philadelphia this August.

Monday, May 30, 2011

Out of Context


So, I've got another new project called "Taken Out Of Context." The idea is to record what people say on the street when they believe no one is listening, and illustrate then in a different context. It's easy for me because I wasn't there it was said. The results can end up looking like this. I'm open to submissions, so if you hear anything wrongly funny, please pass it on.

Monday, May 9, 2011

More Fairy Tales And A Box To Put Them In

Mother Goose & Brothers Grimm

I sometimes wish I still had these booklets, but I can only hope they will make a little girl happy for years to come. These are the first editions of ink sketches for the Slapstik Skateboards Dark Ages series from 2009.