I've found myself with a bunch of watercolor paper, so I'm taking the time to explore that medium a bit more. It's funny... watercolors were my favorite thing to paint and color with, when I was a little kid. And after all these years, I still have a great time with 'em. They're just so bright and fast! You have to wait for it to dry, yeah, but it just feels like you get so much energy and immediacy with them. It's safe to say I'm hooked for life.
Anyhoo, here's another bloody boxer piece. Stick and move, fool! Don't give dat sucka a statue... GIVE 'IM GUTS!
-Bunker, out.
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I know you don't know me, man, but I'm Josh Peters' brother.
I've been scanning your stuff, and it's sweet, mind-blowing work. You're a machine, Holmes! I have no idea where this stuff comes from, or how you do it, but know that even a complete retard, at least when it comes to art, digs your stuff.
Dave Crosland (aka King Gum) is an American illustrator whose stylized art is a harmonious collision of traditional aesthetics with modern sensibilities. His art has graced the walls of galleries in the USA and abroad, comic books, album covers, apparel, concert posters, and beyond. Most recently, Dave spent a year working as a designer on Disney XD's Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja, at Titmouse Inc. Crosland's other notable works include Yo Gabba Gabba! Comic Book Time and Scarface: Scarred For Life, art for the pop group Gym Class Heroes' gold album "As Cruel As School Children", and illustrations for the Kick-Ass video game for Sony’s PS3. His clients have included MTV, Warner Brothers Animation, Ride Snowboards, Atlantic Records, IDW Publishing, Walt Disney Animation, Oni Press and more. Dave can currently be found living in Los Angeles, toiling away at book projects, animation concepts and a body of new fine art works.
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I know you don't know me, man, but I'm Josh Peters' brother.
I've been scanning your stuff, and it's sweet, mind-blowing work. You're a machine, Holmes! I have no idea where this stuff comes from, or how you do it, but know that even a complete retard, at least when it comes to art, digs your stuff.
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