Let's Go We Can't print

"Let's Go We Can't" print by Brad McEntire

The last in my series of illustrations inspired by the plays of Samuel Beckett is now up at my Society 6 store. Get a premium quality art print for as low as $15. Get the whole set of 4 for a flat out $60. FREE SHIPPING until June 8. Act now!

Check 'em out HERE.

Anything Is Possible on Rodster the Jr. Chef

My young friend Rodster the Jr. Chef did me the honor of including my print Anything Is Possible in the newest episode of his web series "cooking" show. This episode tells us how to make "Party Punch." 

Check out his whole series... HERE.

Also, get your own print of Anything Is Possible (for as little as $15, with FREE SHIPPING until August 11)... HERE.

THE WEIGHT OF WHAT WASN'T TO BE

I'm working on a series of illustrations based on the plays of Samuel Beckett (1906-1989). I just finished a new one.

This piece is my take on the play KRAPP'S LAST TAPE (1958). It is Krapp's 69th birthday and he hauls out his old tape recorder, reviews one of the earlier years – the recording he made when he was 39 – and makes a new recording commenting on the last 12 months. With ruthless economy, Beckett captures the weight of what wasn't to be. Besides the love and loss, there's much wry amusement in the exploration of a character at different stages of his life.

This is one of four planned pieces in the series.

Get a print of your own for as low as $15 at SOCIETY 6. 

Frustrated Efforts

The second print in my series of illustrations based on Samuel Beckett plays is up, online and on sale at Society 6. High quality art print for as little as $15.

This piece is my take on the play ACT WITHOUT WORDS I (1957). In it, the nameless character finds himself hemmed into a desolate landscape. Items are lowered and then pulled beyond reach. The mimed sketch is a gut-wrenching study in frustrated efforts.

Get it HERE.

Kokopelli Dance Party art print

Brand new hella-awesome print up on Society 6. In fact, it is as little as $15 and since you are reading it here on the blog, I'll even knock off shipping if you order by January 13. Dress your walls up HERE.

Hopeful Futilitarian

I have a new print if up at Society 6. The first in a series of four illustrations based on the plays of Samuel Beckett.

This piece is my take on the 1961 play HAPPY DAYS (or OH LES BEAUX JOURS). In it, the character of Winnie spends the first act cheerily buried up to her waist in a mound of earth. Theatre critic Robert Brustein once labelled the eternally optimistic Winnie a "hopeful futilitarian."

And BONUS! Until Juanuary 13, I'm offering an Artist Promotion... FREE SHIPPING on all art prints, framed and otherwise. Promo link HERE.

Two Blue Smiling Robots

New print up at Society 6. Head over and purchase a framed print for someone you love. After all, 'tis the season for buying orginal art... especially sweet illustrations of smiling robots!

Get the goods HERE!