New Art from an old friend.

New Art from an old friend., a photo by Jason Dryg on Flickr.

Hung out with my old friend Matt Furie. Actually, I helped him load up his truck to move away. He gave me some art for my trouble. I like him. I would have done it just to hang out with him, but I love the gift. Having artists for friends is so cool. I'm a little sad to see him go, but glad I got the chance to say goodbye.

Slimer finds out his buddy is a dead kid.

Slimer finds out his buddy is a dead kid., a photo by Jason Dryg on Flickr.

Josh Ellingson has drawn 100 and some odd Slimers on a dry-erase board, and shows zero evidence that he will slow down. I asked if I could do one and he said I should. But what could I do he hadn't done? I had to add a second character.

Panda, 2012

Panda, 2012, a photo by Jason Dryg on Flickr.

Prints are now available at my Etsy store!

Panda, 2012

Panda, 2012, a photo by Jason Dryg on Flickr.

'm putting some finishing touches on a shameless attempt to capitalize on the popularity of the Giants' World Series MVP. Also, it will be collectible as a rare sports-based piece from me, Jason Dryg. I'm not known for my interest in the area of professional sports.

Frisky

Frisky, a photo by Jason Dryg on Flickr.

This is my most recent work. It is our newest family member, Frisky. She joined us in May. It feels like she's been here all along. I painted her for my wife for our anniversary. It might, technically, be my best portrait ever.

Tikis For sale!

Creature Inspired Tiki, a photo by Jason Dryg on Flickr.

Check out my Etsy store! I've finally re freshed it. This guy and 4 others are on sale plus plenty of cards for the holidays. Hurry up before the disappear! And keep checking for new stuff.

Thanks, Jason

I'll be at SF Zinefest this weekend!

I have a last minute opportunity to table at SF Zinefest in the fair building in beautiful Golden Gate Park. I will be selling prints and more, Saturday and Sunday from 11 to 6. I will be liquidating stock, so come make me an offer. My goal is to not bring anything home. It's free to get in so you can spend all your cash inside. Then you can stroll on over to the Academy of Sciences and enjoy the aquarium. See you there!

Cheers, Jason