You want a piece of me?

Well too bad. But you can have a piece of my art - if you go over to my newly created Zazzle BubbaShelby Store and buy something! Buy multiple somethings. Buy a lot of multiples of somethings! Then buy more!

I just started putting the store together yesterday so there are only a few items right now. But they are all of the highest quality and you probably need at least three of each. And for those of you who like to spend money, rest assured. More and more things will be added as I get the hang of it.

So what are you waiting for? Be the envy of your friends! Drive members of the opposite sex wild! Give gifts that keep on giving! Go buy now!

The Cannery Rollers

Logo for the Monterey Bay Cannery Rollers Roller Derby team.

'Cannery Rollers' - seriously, that is about the best Roller Derby team name ever. Wish I had thought of it!

Knight Class

I recently submitted this design to TeeFury.com. If you like it and would buy it and wear it, go to their Facebook page and tell them!

Personally I'd wear the shit out of this and if they don't bite I'll figure out another way to make it (and other designs) available soon. I'll keep y'all posted.

UPDATE: Now available on shirts and mugs at my Zazzle store.

Bubba's Batgirl

A few years back I designed my own Batgirl, giving her costume a more home made, urban edge. My daughter rediscovered that picture recently and had me hang it up in my living room. After staring at it for a few days, I decided to draw my Batgirl again.

I do rather like the direction I went with this costume. The ears are either part of her hair or a simple hair clip. No cowl or hood. The 'domino mask' is merely heavy eye makeup around each eye. Simple shirt, tiny cape and shorts over grey body suit. Chuck Taylors (a personal fave) and of course the large pocketed utility belt. Finally, simple fingerless gloves.

A gal could probably find put this whole costume together after one trip to Hot Topic, which was the angle I was going for. Urban superhero, easily blending in with the rest of the masses when necessary with little effort or needed change to outward appearance (No phone booth required.) Fighting crime and riding the subway unnoticed. Who needs a Batmobile?

I also can't help but notice that I come up with some strange poses; but I enjoy the challenges they present.

Faster than a speeding bullet...

...and cute in a skirt.

My first illustration of 2011!

More Skeletor

I just realized that I hadn't posted this on my blog yet because I finished it during Girl-oween. But since Skeletor is the current 'theme,' well here ya go.

Skelvin & Hobbor

I usually abhor mash-ups because they rarely show genuine imagination. I could come up with fifty in the next minute, easy.

But I drew this today, so...whatever. I'll get over it.

Post-It Sketch :: Panthor's new helmet

Mattel is making an MOTUC Panthor next year, and unlike his original toy counterpart, he comes with a horned helmet. I imagine Panthor would react like any other cat when you put something on it's head. That is, with plans to murder you in your sleep later that night.

That thought led to this post-it sketch.

Panthor, in case you don't know, is Skeletor's large purple cat/steed. I have a particular fondness for Panthor because I owned the toy as a kid, and did not own his He-Man analogue Battle Cat. So Panthor was and still is my fave.

Supercar #13 :: The Supermobile!

The most super supercar of all; the Supermobile.

Hell is for Children

This is it, kids. The moment you've all been waiting for.

October 31st.

Halloween.

And most importantly - Countdown to Girl-oween Day 31!

First off I want to thank everyone who visited my art blog during this monstrously monumental of holiday seasons. I want to especially thank everyone who took the time to post a comment. I tried to avoid responding too much myself during 'Girl-oween,' letting my art do all the talking. But know that all your comments are greatly appreciated and helped keep me going through the month. It wasn't always easy, but amazingly I did not miss a single day of posting!

That's 31 spooky, scary, demonic, freaky, monstrous girls, with a couple sweet cuties thrown in for good measure. Kind of like my love life.

And I saved the best for last. Hopefully also like my love life haha.

Here she is folks - the first lady of all horror herself, Regan MacNeil from the novel and film The Exorcist.

This movie and book both freaked me out plenty. I admit, even drawing this damn thing got me feeling a little uneasy.

This image is from a scene that was originally cut from the theatrical release, wherein Regan crawls backwards and upside-down down the stairs and into the living room where her mom is having a cocktail party. The scene does appear in the original novel, and has been added to the 'extras' on recent DVD releases I do believe.

Creepy stuff, and well deserving of the honorary position of Halloween Day's Girl-oween Post, if I do say so myself.

Thanks again to everyone who helped make Halloween 2010 such a fun event, I hope you all enjoyed it as much as I did.

Be sure to check out all the other Countdown to Halloween blogging participants when you get the chance. There are a lot of them!

Stay scary.