September 2010 Archives
Illustration for the Kittenpants anthology If I Did It: What Might Have Happened in the Last Seven Years, by Darci Ratliff.
Illustration for the Kittenpants anthology If I Did It: What Might Have Happened in the Last Seven Years, by Darci Ratliff.
David Wain, Michael Ian Black, and Michael Showalter.
Illustration for the Kittenpants anthology If I Did It: What Might Have Happened in the Last Seven Years, by Darci Ratliff.
Illustration for the Kittenpants anthology If I Did It: What Might Have Happened in the Last Seven Years, by Darci Ratliff.
Author's illustration for the Kittenpants anthology If I Did It: What Might Have Happened in the Last Seven Years, by Darci Ratliff.
Illustration for the Kittenpants anthology If I Did It: What Might Have Happened in the Last Seven Years, by Darci Ratliff.
Illustration for the Kittenpants anthology If I Did It: What Might Have Happened in the Last Seven Years, by Darci Ratliff.
Illustration for the Kittenpants anthology If I Did It: What Might Have Happened in the Last Seven Years, by Darci Ratliff.
Comprised the articled "Now That Ridley Scott Is Attached to Adapt the Board Game Monopoly, Other Directors Follow Suit" by Lincoln Michel, Y.P.R.
Wes Anderson’s Operation staring Bill Murray as Cavity Sam.
Mel Gibson’s Stratego starring Mel Gibson as the Blue Marshal and James Caviezel as the Red Spy.
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Michael Bay’s Battleship starring Bruce Willis and Sean Connery as the missile commanders. | |
The Coen Brothers’ Hungry Hungry Hippos starring Steve Buscemi, John Turturro, Holly Hunter and John Goodman as the hippos.
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Tim Burton’s Candy Land starring Helen Bonham Carter as Queen Frostine and Johnny Depp as Lord Licorice.
Oliver Stone’s Risk starring Russell Crowe as the commander of Australia and Siam.
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Kevin Smith’s Star Wars Trivial Pursuit starring Jay and Silent Bob as trivia masters. | |
Michel Gondry’s Pictionary starring Gabriel García Bernal as the pencil. |
Illustrated the article "Some Tips on Identifying and Coping with Indigenous Nudity" by Tyler Stoddard Smith, Y.P.R.
Appeared in Man v. Food's "Des Moines" episode, on Travel Channel.
Part of the article "Subtle Changes to the Titles of Children's Shows That Would Require Drastic Changes in Program Content" by Wayne Gladstone
Comprised "Less Traditional Mafia Hit Men" and "More Less Traditional Mafia Hit Men" by Frank Ferri, Y.P.R.
Illustrated "Lesser Known Characters from Dickens's A Christmas Carol" by Laurence Hughes, Y.P.R.
Illustrated the story "Hills Like Stuffed Tigers: Calvin Discovers Hemingway," by Russell Bradbury-Carlin; Y.P.R.
Illustrated the story "Hamlet by P. G. Wodehouse," by Jaime J. Weinman, Y.P.R.
Illustrated the poem "Stopping by Poop on a Summer Evening," by Michele Leavitt; Y.P.R.
Accompanied the interview "Who Is ScriptGirl?" by Kim Townsel
Accompanied the story "Morrissey Addresses the Graduating High-School Class of 2005" by Angela Genusa, Y.P.R.
"Julie Taymor's Youngest Brother Curtis Gets an Eyeful During His New York Visit," Y.P.R.
"Magneto, Master of Magnetism, Holds Open Tryouts for the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants," Y.P.R.
Accompanied "Short-Lived Reality TV Shows (If Television Had Existed Back Then)," Y.P.R.
