In Just 30 days, my gallery show with Dave Carender and Fabian Corona will open at Lulubell Gallery and Toy Bodega in Tucson, AZ. Below are some small snippets from a few of the paintings that I’ll be showing.

It’s a crazy sprint now to get it all done in time!

The opening is July 11th from 6 to 9 pm. I’ll post more details as the show approaches.

The postcards for Mad Science, my gallery show at Lulubell Gallery and Toy Bodega have arrived! If you’d like me to send you a postcard I can. Just e-mail me at phil@minotaurstudios.net with the appropriate street address.

To see the postcard you’ll be receiving, see the previous post.

It’s coming up quick! Keep checking back for more updates.

I’m participating in a three person gallery show in July along with Fabian Corona and Dave Carender. Lulubell Gallery and Toy Bodega was kind enough to organize and host the thing. Make sure you stop by on July 11th from 6 to 9 pm to tell Lulubell just how great they are for doing this. While you’re there perhaps you’d like to look at my paintings.

The postcard with all of the information is posted below.

If you want a larger, printable version of the postcard you can click here to download it!

I’ll be posting updates and images as the show approaches so be sure to check back in!

Hello All!

I’m about to get on a plane because I’m attending the Emerald City Comic Convention in Seattle this weekend. I have a table in Artist Alley, number C-09. The con runs this Saturday and Sunday.

I’m going to be doing sketches & painted sketches and I’ll also have a slew of prints and original art for sale.

So be sure to stop by and say “hello” if you’re going to be there.

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Hello All,

I recently finished a huge 6 foot by 18 inch painting of Rapunzel’s Tower. In my version, Rapunzel is a scrappy red-head that’s just short of some hair so the prince can’t quite reach. Maybe next year he’ll be able to save her! Click any of the images below for really big versions so you can see more of the details.

This image was the result of more experimenting- painting oils over sealed gouache on watercolor paper. I’m pretty happy with how this process is progressing and I’m excited to see where it will go in the future. Feel free to contact me if you have questions about how I’m doing it.

I’ve also updated the Kids and Young Adult Gallery to the left to include them also.

Update: I’ve gotten some requests for a larger version of the image. Here’s a link to a huge version that’s about 800 kb.