Frazetta’s “Devil Rider”
Adam Knickle’s “D” Series
Australian Adam Knickel’s latest “D” series is quite different than the nose to the page mid-century illustration style he’s known for (DicE, Deus Ex Machina, Born Free, Born Loser), but the pieces are equally appealing. The influence of Akira creator Katsuhiro Otomo immediately comes to mind, and the moments captured in these wonderful images are those we’ve all experienced while building bikes. Stop by his site and grab a few prints before your brothers buy them up!
Walotsky’s “Dream Cycle” – 1969
Digging this Dream Merchants black light poster printed in 1969. It’s called “Dream Cycle”, and it was created by Ron Walotsky at the age of 26. He went on to become a prolific science fiction and fantasy artist, creating tons of covers for both books and magazines.
Space Dust and Phillipe Druillet
Who’s responsible for screwing up my mind? This guy! This guy right here! Well, to be fair, artist Philippe Druillet is only partially responsible. The magazine Heavy Metal introduced me to this talented Frenchman when I was a kid back in the late seventies. I’d ride my Team Mongoose to the local 7-11, pick up a Slurpee, a pack of orange Space Dust, and the latest copy of the twisted Heavy Metal.
Selected for the Greasy Dozen
On the night before Christmas, I was selected as one of The Greasy Dozen, a group of 12 builders chosen annually to represent the grassroot, underground build scene. A lot of killer sponsors came on board to donate parts, their time, subscriptions, and a whole bunch of cool swag. It was a real honor to be chosen, and I’m proud to stand with my fellow G.D.s!Here’s the picture I put together for the official start of the build. That’s me on the right, and on the left, and… you get the idea.
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