Favorite Artist Mention - DOMINO

I think few artists captured the whole pre-aids era scene like "Domino" did. Below is one of his illustrations that I particularly enjoy. It's not easy to find much information about Domino; a biography or history, but I'll keep looking and share what I can find on here.

The image here is wholly owned by the artist and used only for reference with no intention of profit in any manner. I just really love his art, and want to tell the world how great it is. Shame he's gone.

Smokin' Out on the Deck

Another dry erase whiteboard creation.
Bought a smaller, more compact dry erase board a little while ago, but never noticed how it's seated just a tiny bit more behind its frame than my older, bigger one.
As a result, the scanner's having trouble scanning the detail, and my first few scans were really blurry. You just can't win!

Dry Erase - Harry Mussel

Don't look now, but I'm going green. Or white. Or black. Whatever. Instead of smudging up paper, getting pissed off at it and then crumpling it up to throw it away, I'm drawing on dry erase whiteboard. I've got all these dry-erase markers, so I thought I'd put them to good use. It's actually pretty cool. If I don't like something, I just erase it. It's also good practice to rough out an idea of something else I want to draw on paper. If I like what I get, I just scan it to my computer. Who'da thunkit? Me. Green.