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July 04, 2011

Happy Birthday, America!

America. It's where I live, and where a lot of you live. And today is more or less it's birthday so I think we should all say, "Happy Birthday, America. I got you some fireworks."

This chicken just recolored himself to get in the American spirit.
June 29, 2011

Go Army

Okay guys. I got challenged on the FaceBook, and I decided I may as well just throw down right then and there.

So here we go. This chicken is a member of the US Armed Services. Specifically he's in the Army. He was almost a Green Beret, but I changed my mind about that at the last minute. Digital Camouflage is weird and hard to draw.

CHALLENGE COMPLETE!
November 29, 2010

Cyborg Zombie President

Here we have a totally radically awesome picture of the cyborg zombie (chicken) president of the USA, and an anti-zombie activist he bit making the whole thing rather awkward for the both of them. I actually really like how the president came out. He looks like a zombie, he looks like a cyborg. I wasn't quite sure how to capture president. I mean he feels a bit more like secret service, but I say he's the president so you know he is. As for the blood spatter. My MS Paint had some strange error causing it but it looked cool so I went with it. Though it did ruin the sign because I couldn't cover back over the "NO ZOM"

Yeah, I went for a two-fer on my challenges.(... complete!)
October 07, 2009

American Pillar (Pillar Chicken)

Today, while visiting the Butler Institute of American Art, I saw the painting American Pillar (Pillar Rose) by Roger Brown. It was beautiful and inspired me to make a poor imitation. It lacks the same effort and care the original had and the background wasn't done very well at all. Also now that I look at it online I see that the tree was green. It had looked very black in person. While my imitation may not carry the same quality as his it still pulls the American spirit.



NOTE: You can't Google the painting but you can find it in the Butler's website