The Inner Workings Of Admiral Albert Gahagan Douglas

Photo by K Colony

Pages from my upcoming book

New Linocuts

United States of AIG

Timothy Franz Geithner (born August 18, 1961), is the 75th and current United States Secretary of the Treasury, serving under President Barack Obama. He was previously the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Hello Central

Sam "Lightnin’" Hopkins (March 15, 1912 — January 30, 1982) was a country blues guitarist, from Houston, Texas. His distinctive fingerstyle playing often included playing, in effect, bass, rhythm, lead, percussion, and vocals, all at the same time.

Yellow and Orange and Red and Black

Great Seattle Fire 1889

June 6th 1889: A guy was boiling glue over sawdust drenched in kerosene in a wood building in a city made of wood with log fire hydrants and a fire chief who was in San Francisco at a Fire Fighting Convention.

Fire, Fire, I Heard The Cry

"Fire, fire," I heard the cry, from every breeze that passes by;
All the world was one sad cry of pity.
Strong men in anguish prayed, calling loud to heaven for aid,
While the fire in ruin was layin' ol' Seattle was a beautiful city.

The Secret Society Of The Antlers

According to the book Drawing Shadows To Stone: The Photography of the Jesup North Pacific Expedition, 1897-1902 (purchased at the Enumclaw Indian Bookstore), "A cedar bark neck ring was a mark of membership in one of the Kwakwaka'waka secret societies."

Professor Jack's Patriotic Gallery

Inspired by the book Tattoo by Albert Parry © 1930. I found the book at the Olympia Goodwill. Excerpt featuring Professor Jack:
"It is useless to make a trip to New York's South Street. There the tattooing pursuit is as dead as the two other ancient trades of that street: the making and selling of sails, and the carving of ships' figureheads. Professor Jack was the last permanent artist in this section; no one knows where he is now." (p. 54)

Mustache Town on Stilts

Printed at the Montford Press with handset type
Typeface: P.T. Barnum
Printed on: Vandercook Press

Cabins in The Snow

Printed on QFC Bag.

Mr. Peabody's Log Truck (a Kenworth)

The Birth Of The KGB

Originally inspired by the book KGB and the artwork of the late Russian outsider artist Alexander Lobanov. (In particular, the wreath and guns imagery)
However, the one with the AK-47's is too large to fit in the scanner.

A Dispute arises at the Thunderbird Logging Camp

Decisions

Seattle City Hall 1882

Klezmer!

Rahm Emanuel's War Chest

Bandito

Inspired by an image found in a book entitled The Gunfighters. Given to me on my birthday by my sweetheart. It is full of fantastic dagguereotype and tintype photographs.

Pale Rider

Linocut on old book page. Inspired by photograph of the Pale Rider as played by Clint Eastwood in a novelization of the Pale Rider movie (1985).

Democracy For the Cartoons Radio Show! First Episode (click here)

The radio show has it's own home now. Here is the link:
http://cartoonradio.blogspot.com/



song list:
Johnny's Melody- Kurt Weill
Whispering Thunder- Jeffrey Cain
Oh Lord I'm Your Child- Otis Brothers
China Nights - Dick Curless
Goodbye Old Paint- Roger Welsch
Goodnight Irene- Joseph Spence
Love is Love - Alemayno Eshintay
Johnson City- Mike Seeger
Squid-Jiggin' Ground- Alan Mills
Vals Fantasma- Alejandro Jodorowsky?

Ben Rossa's Big Foot Tattoo I Drew

Ben would call me and leave messages saying "Where's My Bigfoot Tattoo!?" until i drew this.

Bolinas, CA

Thanks To everyone at the house and the lovely ladies of Gravel and Gold for putting me up- and putting up with me.

Orange Peel Village

Stumbling Upon A Crustacean Graveyard

Sandpiper Tree

Ballard Police Dept.

Ghost Print of Linocut

Images of Olde Tyme Ballard

Shirts with some of my pictures on them by We Are Signs Project

If you want to buy one, you can go to this website
http://wearesigns.googlepages.com/fullcatalog

Fisherman Linocut

Printed at the Montford Press.

Grays Harbor Map

Did this at the Village Sushi Restaurant in the U-District.

Check Out the Current Issue of City Arts Magazine!

http://www.cityartstacoma.com/
I can't post it- but my cartoon is inside. According to some people, it's the opposite of not funny.

Paintings from the Capitol Hill Watercolor Society Meeting (which met in the U-Distrcit)