Friday, December 01, 2006

Tipsy-Turvy...


Sorry for posting another Leprechaun drawing (who knew they'd be so popular in the OAC?); in my defense, I did the pencils two weeks ago, and it's taken until this morning to finish inking it. Anyway, I've combined St. Patrick's Day and Easter to create an advertisement for Uncle Sooty's Fine Irish Whiskey. Slainte!

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Sunday, November 26, 2006

Cerveza y Sausage (Chorizo)



Please excuse the tardiness and nipples. I combined the power of Cinco de Mayo und Oktoberfest. I also included a drunk Mexican Leprechaun.....

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Wednesday, November 22, 2006

Emancipation Day

Lincoln crossed with a groundhog. Let's just hope he doesn't see his shadow.

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Monday, November 20, 2006

Holiday Mix Up


I'm a little late to the party on this one. A great topic; it was hard to choose which holidays to combine! In the end, I chose to have a Leprechaun barfing on Easter bunnies.

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Saturday, November 18, 2006

Halloween + Valentine's Day

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Santa Abe


Darn- I already see a Santa and an Abe post already! I knew that would happen! lol! Here’s my entry- this is from a sketch I did on the train Tuesday. I’m not that thrilled with how it came out, but I’m posting it anyway. ;)

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Friday, November 17, 2006

Cupid Claus


My wife suggested this one and I laughed my butt off. Three cheers to the lady of the house, for she's still got it. Great topic! And might I say, there have been some rather excellent posts as of late. Great work outsider artists

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Saint Abe

Yes! On time this week!

I mixed Abraham Lincoln's Birthday with St. Patrick's Day. Nothin' like a tall glass of drunk.

Yep. That's all I got :) Great topic Ham on Ry.


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Thursday, November 16, 2006


Amargein's last day working at Santa's workshop.

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Sunday, November 12, 2006

Week 16

Holiday Mashup!
Outsider Art Club, session 116

Well, Rocky has failed us all in getting a theme over to the clubhouse, so I'll make up an emergency theme in the meantime!

Holiday Mashup

Conjure up your inner Tim Burton and create an illustration that slams together the best of two holidays. Just like Nightmare Before Christmas made the perfect Halloween and X-mas stew, find two holidays and pitch them together.

Dan Rutter, you're next!

Get to drawing!

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