...Thanks to Tim and Broken City. You can also visit me at gigposters.com...
Jan 31, 2007
Jan 4, 2007
Broken City Poster

Band names don't get much better than this. For those of you who aren't complete nerds, "Chimpan A to Chimpan Z" is a song lyric from the Simpsons episode featuring "Planet of the Apes: The Musical!". Planet of the Apes, of course, ends with Charleton Heston confronted by a Statue of Liberty half buried in the beach.
...Thanks to Tim and Broken City. You can also visit me at gigposters.com...
Science Matters
FFWD Weekly article by David Suzuki about Stephane Dion's leadership win and the environment management choices any future Canadian Prime Minister will face.
Dec 22, 2006
Happy Holidays
Dec 16, 2006
Science Matters
FFWD Weekly article, written by David Suzuki about Canada's lack of international reaction towards the destructive practice of bottom-trawling.
Dec 9, 2006
The Ramblin' Ambassadors Poster
Inspired in part by The Ramblin' Ambassadors' post-Huevos Rancheros instrumental rock-noodling and in part by my fixation on this little artefact.Thanks to Tim and Broken City. You can also visit me at gigposters.com...
Dec 5, 2006
Eight Emotional Caricatures

Click on images for larger picture.An opportunity to create some fun images for a farewell to an agricultural group's outgoing president. Some of the emotions are inside jokes...but I was told this gentleman wears his emotions on his sleeve, so I didn't feel too bad going over the top. I enjoyed incorporating the beltbuckles as well as furthering my experimentations in background.
Thank you to Rose, Holly and Nigel...I understand that you spoke very highly of me! I really appreciate it...it's all who you know...
Dec 4, 2006
Broken City Poster
Trying to push my colour work again with this poster...Thanks to Tim and Broken City. You can also visit me at gigposters.com...
Nov 29, 2006
Bond Schmond
Nov 6, 2006
The Perceptionists Poster
Def Jux heavy-hitters The Perceptionists are coming to Calgary...and I was tapped to do the poster. DJ Cosm opens the show, he hosts a great radio show on CJSW after an afternoon of reggae...check him out.Thanks to Tim and Broken City. You can also visit me at gigposters.com...
Nov 3, 2006
Bowie at the Movies
An interesting subject...portraying David Bowie's many odd film roles. I enjoyed working from the photos, although Mr. Bowie has some very strange facial anatomy. A lot of sketch paper is getting recycled. I've looked online, and it doesn't look like other cartoonists/caricaturists haven't had much better success...from left to right: The Goblin King/Labyrinth (top), Andy Warhol/Basquiat, the alien guy/The Man Who Fell to Earth, Nikola Tesla/The Prestige and Pontius Pilate/The Last Temptation of Christ.Thanks to Jesse and Beatroute.
Oct 27, 2006
Broken City Poster

Five Star Homeless is a bluegrass/rockabilly-ish country band...this was inspired by a goofy animation on their website of a sheriff's star on fire. This poster is not inked with crowquill pens as usual, but is my first poster drawn completely with markers and brush pens while sitting in a parked car (long story).
Thanks to Tim and Broken City. You can also visit me at gigposters.com...
Oct 17, 2006
Eric's Fall 2006 Postcard
Welcome! My Fall 2006 Postcards are arriving in mailboxes, slipping under doors and flapping underneath windshield-wipers(well, no...not really) near and far.Thank you for visiting and I look forward to hearing from you.
My portfolio can also be seen at theispot.com.
Oct 6, 2006
Kid Koala
Kid Koala is coming back to Calgary. Kid Koala was my first Broken City poster, and I hope those crazy fans are going to like this one too. His new CD is called "Your Mom's Favorite DJ"...just so you know.Thanks to Tim and Broken City. You can also visit me at gigposters.com...
Sep 22, 2006
Two very old men...
A lot of fun...both old men are from 2 found photographs...Thanks to Tim and Broken City. You can also visit me at gigposters.com...
Sep 21, 2006
Sep 11, 2006
Aug 25, 2006
Science Matters
Illustration for a FFWD Weekly article written by David Suzuki, outlining federal Environmental Minister Rona Ambrose's delivery of a death sentence for the last 17 (17??) spotted owls in Canada.It took a lot of sketches before I settled on this depressing little grouping of owls. Owls are usually great fun to draw, but not today.
Aug 18, 2006
Science Matters
Illustration for a FFWD Weekly article, written by David Suzuki, about the Canadian government's support of Canadian mining companies despite their dismal reputation overseas for human rights and environmental violations.
Aug 17, 2006
Light City Fiction poster
Oh, did I ever have fun doing this one!! I could draw bugs all day long...Thanks to Tim and Broken City. You can also visit me at gigposters.com...
Aug 14, 2006
Science Matters
Illustration for a FFWD Weekly article, written by David Suzuki, about Canada lagging behind other countries in ceasing public use of specific pesticides with known human risks.
Hip n' Happenin' on THEiSPOT.com
I'm like that little dog in the Warner Brothers cartoons hopping along beside the giant bulldog convinced "Spike" and I are best-est of friends.
Aug 8, 2006
Aug 2, 2006
Jul 2, 2006
The Man They Call Petunia

One of the most unique individuals I've run into in a long time. Petunia travels across Canada several times a year...check him out!
Thanks to Tim and Broken City. I can also be found at the venerable gigposters.com...
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