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Jessica Drenk

This pencil sculpture by Jessica Drenk appears at first glance to be a bit of flotsam rescued from the sea.

Jesús Prudencio

Jesús Prudencio has a great series titled “Cars and Films.”

Jeremy Miranda

Beautiful split level series by Jeremy Miranda.

Roadsworth

Street artist Roadsworth transforms mundane street graphics into surprising bits of humor.

Silvia Cordedda

Beautifully haunting work by Silvia Cordedda

Stanley Kubrick Filmography

STANLEY KUBRICK A FILMOGRAPHY from Deadly Puppies

Nerd Cave Showcase

This Sunday, Tribe Comics in Austin will bring together a great collection of creatives at the annual Nerd Cave Showcase. I’ll be there selling card sets, prints and magnets. Event runs 6-10 PM.

Celentano Woodworks

Paul Celentano creates whimsical musical instruments from just about any subject matter you can think of. (His “Banjo Ukulele” approaches the realm of a musical turducken.)

If asked to choose my favorite style of movie direction I would have to choose the Coen Brothers because of their consistently outlandish writing, characters and imagery. They grabbed hold of my imagination for the first time with a Blood Simple screening in New York City back in 1984. Then in 1987 I had the privilege of sitting in on a press and critic’s screening of Raising Arizona. Without any preconceived notions or trailers to prepare me, I was blown away with the comedic timing, wild characters and insanely clever dialogue. From then on each of their movies were at the top of my must-see list. In honor of their genius, I’ve created a series of some of my favorite Coen Brothers characters along with famous quotes and icons from each movie. The series includes The Big Lebowski, Miller’s Crossing, Raising Arizona and Fargo. Each is available in the ChetArt online shop.