Sometimes you have to draw some sexiness for Jimmy Kimmel Live, especially when William Shatner is involved. Very honored. Check out the craziness here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDkC_EkEUCg

Elton John.  11”x14” watercolor, acrylic and ink.

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Created for the Hero Complex Gallery show “Righteous Rides…and the Dudes That Drive Them”, I paid tribute to Evil Dead, in the book of the dead style, with the legendary Raimi oldsmobile he has featured in every one of his films since.  The show will run for 3 weeks starting May 3 in Los Angeles.  Honored to be with such great talent.

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THIS MAN HAS NO DICK is a painting honoring one of the best villains of all time in a setting around the concept of what the Ghostbusters do in their downtime which is throwing darts at a picture of Walter Peck!  Each dart represents one of the Ghostbusters by the initial AND color uniform they wore in the cartoon The Real Ghostbusters!

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My THRILLER portrait is available as a print for the first time ever here: http://society6.com/ToddSpence/THRILLER-ua9_Print - Society 6

A trailer for the mashup of a lifetime: Breakin’ and Breaking Dawn.

For Seattle’s Ltd. Art Gallery comic book themed show in March, I decided to do a mashup of Tales from the Crypt and American Splendor, merging the Cryptkeeper and Harvey Pekar drawn in the style of famed Splendor artist Robert Crumb. The quote is a Pekar line that I found fitting for the Cryptkeeper.

The original 11”x14” piece will be available for purchase as well as 20 prints. http://www.ltdartgallery.com/

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First Lucasfilm, now Hostess.  What if…

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My piece for Ltd. Gallery’s Tribute to B-Movies. “Carpenter”, 7 of John Carpenter’s films combined. 11x17” acrylic on illustration board.

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“Drive Miss Daisy”

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My offering for this month’s http://www.planet-pulp.com theme: femme fatales.  So of course Elvira is the first woman that comes to mind.

11”x17” watercolor, acrylic and ink on watercolor paper.