December 1st, 2006
The first official Ghoulish Gary shirt is now available for pre-order! Printed by the horror fiends at Nostromo Design, the “Skull of Wax” is sure to rot your mind! Click the merch of menace to snag one today! Shirts ship early January.
Have a Scary X-mas and to all a Ghoul Night. In the spirit of Christmas I made my own personal Christmas card. Also, just for this season, I made a brand new Christmas desktop. Have a Scary X-mas and to all a Ghoul Night!
November 26th, 2006
We’ve returned from our New York trip after attending the opening of the Living Dead Dolls Art Show on October 31, 2006.
Over 100 artists contributed a doll to the one of a kind show and I have to say I was blown away by some of the entries. We met up with LDD creators Ed Long and Damien Glonek and met fellow artists Tim Huesken and Jim Koch. The dolls ranged from truly astounding to completely bizarre and I thank Ed, Damien and Mezco for allowing me to participate. Please click on the thumbnail to see my creation for the event. Meet Monsterboy!
And, as always, please check back here for updates and some exciting merch news!
October 26th, 2006
Welcome to the new site! Here you’ll find most of my illustration and design work over the past few years. Just click on the thumbnails for a larger view of the image.
As with any new site there may be a broken link or two, so if you have any problems please send me an email.
August 5th, 2006
In conjunction with the DVD release of The Hilarious House of Frightenstein Volume One, here is a picture of the first official Hilarious House of Frightenstein T-shirt from Ghoulish Gary and Critical Mass. More details on where you can purchase this and other official new Frightenstein merchandise coming soon!! This was originally printed in the Frightenstein Fest comic book for Frightenstein Fest 2005, organized by Stacey Case. The only difference is, for the shirt I had to replace Vincent Price with The Librarian.
July 2nd, 2006
I’ve been invited to participate in the Living Dead Dolls Art Show. Over 100 artists were hand picked by doll creators Damien Glonek and Ed Long, to give their own rendition designing Living Dead Dolls. This is a one of a kind show and so far there are no plans to mass produce the doll.
I’ve been working on the doll over the past couple of months, so please check back for pictures of the completed piece and of the actual event!
