Knicks Drawings: Prigioni and Novak

Steve Novak

Pablo Prigioni

Biographile: Hitch loves Ingrid

New post for Biographile.

Max Von Sydow poster

Brochure that folds out into a poster to promote Max von Sydow series at BAM.

Q (The Winged Serpent)

I made this comic for a birthday present.

This is a snapshot of it.

It's my favorite scene in Larry Cohen's great movie Q (The Winged Serpent).

Michael Moriarty goes in a bar and plays piano.

Knicks drawings: Spike Lee

Spike Lee reps the Big Apple in the Big Easy. Knicks beat New Orleans.

Biographile: Heads in Beds

New post for Biographile.

Drawings for Gary Shteyngart roast

I did a bunch of author portraits for BAM's roast of Gary Shteyngart. You can see how they used the portraits on the web, and below you can see the originals.

Here's how they were used in the program:

Here are the originals:

Shteyngart

Kurt Andersen

Sloane Crosley

John Wesley Harding

Jay McInerney

Edmund White

Knicks drawings

The Knicks season has started off well, and I've been doing quick drawings after each victory. (If you're counting, you know they've won 7, but there are only six here. I missed a drawing because of travel.)

RAYMOND FELTON

JR SMITH

WALT "CLYDE" FRAZIER

RONNIE BREWER

JASON KIDD

MARCUS CAMBY

Biographile: Grace Coddington loves movies

New post for Biographile.

Biographile: Sex Machine

New post for Biographile.

Biographile: Kurt Vonnegut paints

New post for Biographile.

Robert Ryan

Made this as a gift for my friend Elizabeth (check out her great comics and art), who is a friend of Odds Against Tomorrow, which I recommend.

Sketchbook Miscellany: Tree

Ron Darling: Pitcher/Broadcaster

Biographile: Leonard Cohen and Neil Young

There's a new biography of Leonard Cohen out called I'm Your Man by Sylvie Simmons, who also wrote a Serge Gainsbourg bio. And Neil Young has written memoir called Waging Heavy Peace. Biographile asked me to check them out and draw something. Here's what I came up with. 

They are on the Biographile website here and here.

North African Lit, Pt II

The Paris Review has posted the second installment of my illustrated essays about North African literature.

Click here to read it all.
Part I is here.

My childhood and the TV

Lots of stuff for the Brooklyn Academy of Music lately. Here's a personal illustrated essay about television inspired by the new show at BAM called The Channel.

Follow through to read more.

"I Don't Get It"

An animated short I made with Ben Cohen for the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Robert Wilson goes to see Einstein on the Beach (which he directed) and sits down with Arthur Miller at BAM.

David Byrne on a bike

David Byrne designed bike racks for BAM. They are in shapes that can be built to make letters, and those letters can be arranged (by the authorities in charge of the racks) to make words. There are only a handful of letters available, so you can't just have it spell anything you want. Right now they say "pink crown" and "micro lip." I did the illustration for the listing on the site about these things.

William Friedkin meets James Cagney