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meet the artist 2026, better late than never 🌀💥✨

listed my pride charity stickers and a couple other things in case anyone wants to get some orders in by the end of the month. once it's over, i'll be taking these down and donating the lump sum!

i'm already pleased to say that i've raised almost $100 from the event we worked this past weekend for my charity of choice, the "creating community fund" at the bradbury-sullivan LGBT community center.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE BEST TO EVER DO IT, BRUCE CAMPBELL! this piece was inspired by my thinking a few months ago "hmm, i've drawn enough portraits of bruce, what would he REALLY want as a birthday gift?" and then of course, subsequently watching a ton of the three stooges and his friend group's super 8 films. "the blind waiter" was actually the first film of his that i watched outside of the evil dead series, which was my formal introduction. i was instantly captivated, and wanted to know everything there was to know about him. years later, i don't see that stopping anytime soon.

bruce is genuinely one of the funniest, most inspiring people i have ever witnessed — and ever met! my gratitude and reverence for him is indescribable, and i am so blessed to always have his work on hand and his presence in my memories. there is no one else like him in this world, in all his living cartoon glory! however, he would fit well among the stooges, and i'm sure he'd be pleased to. i am a massive fan of them as well, and have been so excited to finally try drawing them. this won't be the last time, you can count on that. keep shemping, bruce — watch out for errant pies today!

i have been looking forward to seeing bruce campbell's new independent film, "ERNIE & EMMA" ever since i saw the poster pop up on letterboxd in 2024. as each premiere passed at the beginning of this year, i hoped i would be able to go to one someday. well, my chance finally came, and it only took saving up for a plane ticket.

i was so grateful to be in attendance, front and center, at the historic redford theatre in detroit this past friday evening, where bruce introduced the film personally and answered questions after. being inspired by 1960s valentines, i wanted to evoke a "memory glow" feeling to match the bittersweet tone of the movie. i illustrated and got this poster risograph printed as a special gift for bruce, and planned on handing it over somehow.

what i did not plan on was shaking sam raimi's hand right before the movie started, and then being asked by bruce personally to show it to the crowd during the q&a, and to get a $5 bill from his wallet in return as his own cheeky way of "supporting the arts" whilst being unable to take the poster home with him. when i got to tell him he was my greatest inspiration he told me to raise the bar a little higher, but i like where it's at, and it's gonna stay there. i'm very glad that he picked on me at all ("the guy with all the buttons and shit", HA!) enjoyed my question about what inspired him to make such a film in general, and told me a couple stories about his father in the ad business. i hope i get to see the film many more times. it was so genuine and heartfelt, and a true glimpse into a life that we don't often get to see on the big screen. as bruce said, no one else has made a movie about a pear salesman!

due to how much the movie means to bruce, and how much that night meant to me, this is one of my favorite things i've ever made. i feel like i pushed myself in every way — it took me almost a month to complete, and it is a true labor of love. i hope you all enjoy it too, and if bruce happens to be bringing the movie to your state, you should absolutely go check it out.

forgot to post this commission here, this one's for the sweetest @tr4shgrl66 of her with ash williams ❤️💥‼️ the first and last of its kind, actually — i don't find myself doing many commissions anymore due to time, and have a general rule of not drawing self-insert, but this was a special occasion. a true testament to how awesome judith is.. hopefully someday we can meet up and freak out ab evil dead but for NOW, she is immortalized with our favorite guy forever in my ipad.

dancing city, now you're talking— but where's your soul? you've a thousand faces, i'll never know

i may have missed drawing them last year, but my characters and their story are always on my mind. the bespectacled fellow is atticus, a chemist of ever-changing moods and surroundings. the other guy is mac, an everyman doing his best to roll with the punches. they're intertwined in a time loop.