More Orange Food

Here's one more from the greatst food group ever: orange!

This one was partly based on my fiancee's pet rabbit named Suki.

I am going to dedicate this painting that little creature because she ran away recently... God speed Suki to where ever you are!

(dress and photo by Karla Equihua)

Cheese Curls!

Ha! Here's one that everybody missed! Cheese curls! Orange food is the best! It's my favorite food group! It has everything: carrots, mac and cheese, cheese nips/cheez-its, better cheddars, some assortments of garlic bread, and their king, oranges.

Beef Loaf

Oh Beef, one of the tastiest animals God every put on this world.

Beef might require more than one painting...what do you think?



I have a list of foods I am about to paint, but I need more! Are there any foods that you love thet YOU think require immortalizing in a painting?

Evil Sprouts

I hate Brussels Sprouts! I think they are the one of worst things to ever happen to this earth, I guess diseases and wars are pretty bad too, come to think of it...


...I dont know, I always thought I would die of pure disgust if I ate brussels sprouts too...

Now something a little tastier...

I'm in a four man artshow at Gallery 1988 in August with none other than Bwana Spoons, Thomas Han, Scott Morse.

I wanted to do a couple of paintings about one of my favorite things--food! More tasty treats to come...

A Painting For Keji Inufune

Here's a painting I did for the creator of Mega Man Keji Inufune. I was supposed to present it to him at the private Capcom I am 8-Bit closing show on Wednesday night, but lo and behold, he never showed! Well, he supposedly got the painting the next day at E3, thanks to my good friend Jon Gibson.

I was really nervous to do a painting for Keji Inufune. I thought long and hard about what I wanted to say and show.


This is my favorite game in the series, Mega Man 3. The first appearance of Rush his dog. I remember as a kid wanting a dog like Rush that can turn into a floating platform, a submarine and a springboard. I also like the idea of the really american notion of a "boy and his dog" introduced in a Japanese video game. What better way to show my appreciation for his idea?