Pajo 'Where Eagles Dare'
Check out this Misfits cover. There's 9 more songs available but only on vine-yl.
Rob Crow did something similar many years ago with 'Astro Zombies':
Check out this Misfits cover. There's 9 more songs available but only on vine-yl.
Rob Crow did something similar many years ago with 'Astro Zombies':
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1:50 PM
A Skull-belly Bop Dragon found his way thru the B-movie fog and into issue #7 of I Want Your Skull. Inflow: IWYS!
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4:56 PM
Labels: I Want Your Skull, Mike Sutfin
Dear Ghouls and Goblins,
New collaboration with DC SHOE coming this Halloween. 

Thank you,
Mike S.
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3:07 PM
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Looking forward to checking out this amazing show curated by Usugrow.
Shinganist.com
Shinganist.blogspot
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12:52 PM
It's been ages since I've watched the video for 'Institutionalized'. I just now noticed that the actor that plays Mike Muir's Dad in the video is none other than Jack Nance? (Eraserhead, Twin Peaks, Meatballs 4 (haha)). I don't care how many times I hear this song it still gets the heart pumping. 
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12:01 PM
Labels: Institutionalized, Jack Nance, Suicidal Tendencies

DRAW
Opening Reception Saturday,
April 11, 2009 7-11pm
Shooting Gallery
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6:14 PM
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I am sad to hear Japanese artist Hiro Grim passed away at 35. Admittedly, I am new to his work, but I was very impressed by his stark black and white illustrations and cool hand lettering. R.I.P. 



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11:27 AM
Labels: Convex, Hiro Grim, Secret Base
Fellow pencil slinger Brian Ewing has new book coming out for Dark Horse(SDCC 09??)...'Don't Hold Your Breath Nothing New From Brian Ewing'check the cool animated trailer courtesy of the very talented Crankbunny.
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11:04 AM
The cover for Foundation's epic skate film 'Cataclysmic Abyss' was split in two for 2 limited skateboard decks in 2007. To my surprise, they were featured in a new book on skateboard graphics. 


A friend sent me this video clip of Foundation Pro Gareth Stehr speaking from the shadows about the evolution of the Cataclysmic Abyss. Figured now is a good time to post it. I didn't know he drew the original logo:
Go to BNQT for more videos.
New Skateboard Graphics
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12:38 PM
Labels: Cataclysmic Abyss, Foundation Skateboards, Mike Sutfin, New Skateboard Graphics

'Weather on the Platforms' -Acrylic and Watercolor on Cassette and Jewel Case.
Have a look at more images from the opening (missing a few pieces unfortunately)here
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11:50 AM
Labels: Mike Sutfin, Move: 18, Rich Jacobs, Snickers Bar
Artist and curator Rich Jacobs, gathered a group of artists to fill up the gallery walls at the Park Life Gallery in SF for his recent conception called Move:18 - Listen with Your Ears and Eyes Wide Open, This Time. The show is about sound, music, noise and will feature a large range of work including photography, dimensional, paintings and drawings. Some of these works create a lot of sound on their own. Excited about my company here.
Featuring
Tana Sprague, Billy Sprague, Eric White, Cody Hudson, James Gallagher, Richard Mcguire, Chris Shary, Bernie Mcginn, Jason Polan, Cynthia Connolly, Dave King, Ian Johnson, Chris Duncan, Jordin Isip, Alex Kopps, Andrew Scott, Bill Daniel, V.Vale, Brian Flynn, Carl Dunn, Tim Kerr, Pat Graham, Jeff Canham, Luke Bartels, Calef Brown, Sonny Kay, Gabe Voiles, Chrissy Piper, Jfre Robot Coad, Phil Franklyn, Yuri Shibuya, Bill Kouglas, Andy Ward, Hiroshi Kimura, Dora Drimalas, Fritz Welch, Bert Quieroz, Matthew Badja, David Applegate, Koen Holtkamp, Mike Sutfin, Garry Davis, Rodger Bridges, Kyle Ranson, Jeff Manson, James Brown, Pat Delaney.
Opening reception Friday, March 20, 2009. 7 to 11 pm.
Park Life
220 Clement Street
San Francisco, CA 94118
Phone: 415.386.7275
Come out if you can. I will be there for sure but must cruise out to watch the 2 hr Battlestar Galactica finale. That's right, I don't care I love it.
-Mike S.
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9:44 PM
Labels: Mike Sutfin, Move: 18, Park Life, Rich Jacobs, Snoopy
Yeah!! We started in the alley now we chill in cali. New sneakers for DC out now. Bumper/toe stylings in both black & white. Available in stores and the DC Online Store.
-Mike S.
(2nd set with all new graphic coming Halloween 2k9)





Thanks for the quality Pics Toybot Studios!!
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2:33 AM
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Yeah!!! New Goblin Cock footage!!
GOBLIN COCK - "We've Got A Bleeder" Music Video - Director Matt Hoyt from Matt Hoyt - Wormwood Films on Vimeo.
Goblin Cock is currently on tour and for those in the bay area, they will be destroying at the Rickshaw Stop on Feb. 26th!! 8PM.
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7:34 PM
Labels: Goblin Cock, Mike Sutfin, Pinback, Rob Crow

I'm feeling enthusiastic about my friends at Monolith Press. They have notably expanded their web presence with a new blog, portfolio and upcoming webstore.
Thier first release is a very strong offering from amazing artist David D'Andrea. A new 9 color silk screen poster for Om / Six Organs of Admittance / Portland 2-13-09 will go on sale at midnight, Friday February 13th at the new Monolith webstore.
The print was made in an edition of 225, with a variant edition of 28. Approximately 100 regular edition and 20 variants will be available via mailorder.
Sold with a "first come- first serve" policy. Any over-orders will be refunded.
David D'Andrea
Monolith Press
In a related side note. I am gearing up to start a brand new art print for Monolith this March.
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2:43 PM
Labels: David D'Andrea, Monolith Press, OM, Six Organs of Admittance
NY Comicon was a rewarding and memorable trip! I've made some friends in the short time I've been working on vinyl toys and it was a pleasure to meet up direct. A handful of toy enthusiasts even flew in from all over the globe! Thanks so much to everyone who made this a great event for us. Extreme thanks go to Rumble Monsters, Toy Tokyo, Secret Base and of course Pushead & the Skeletal Crew!! The response has been amazing and thanks to Vinyl Pulse, ToyCyte, Hateball/Mishka for getting the word out on the internerds. Sorry if I accidentally forgot anything...
The Bop Dragon / Mini Damnedron sets came packed in a clear hand-paint bucket with a special mini-giclee in back. Here is a photo of the first NYCC Duo Set:
I also came home with a small amount of quality loot from the convention which I will post later.
Brian E. we love you.
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12:36 PM
Labels: 92 Minutes of Pus, Art, Mike Sutfin
On my way to the NYCC for the first time this February. I have finished some new handpainted RUMBLE MONSTERS Bop Dragon figures for Pushead's '92 Minutes of Pus' event at the Toy Tokyo Booth. A very limited amount of matching Bop Dragon / Mini Damnedron sets will be on display too. These sets will come with a signed/numbered mini-Giclee. Secret Base's Hiddy will also be on site with new amazing sale items. I will not be doing a signing appearance, but will be moshing thru con. Most likely I will be wearing a a Nuclear Assault t-shirt or something...
'92 Minutes of Pus' Saturday Feb 7th @ 2:09 pm
New York Comic Convention, Jacob Javits Center!
TOY TOKYO booth # 858




Pics: Toybot Studios
Mini-Giclee image:
Back to work. Thank you.
Mike S.

The true identity of the members of Goblin Cock has been guarded with total fracking secrecy. There have been rumors whispered of Rob Crow's involvement since he always seems to be on location at every single live performance. It's a longshot, but perhaps it came from the sticker placed on the cover of every CD that says 'Featuring Rob Crow of PINBACK'. It's a question shrouded in mystery.
Some have said the artwork for the cover of the new album 'Come with me if you want to live' contains %100 less Goblin Penis than the debut record 'Bagged & Boarded'(uncensored version). The true fan's trained eye would beg to differ with at least %15 of said statement. Judge for yourself buddy.
As an Illustrator I often use the finest quality reference material. Usually photoshoots last 10-12 hours: Setting up lighting, storyboarding, noon lunch break and guitar hero sessions in the van. Here for the first time we offer a glimpse at our delicate process:
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'Come with me if you want to live!' To be released Jan. 27 2k9 on Robcore records. Also in January, look for the 'Cock across America' tour!
I am thrilled to be part of this project and I love this record. I think Rob, um, Lord Phallus has already completed the next album with a title I hesitate to mention here. Maybe later on...
Battle on,
Mike S.
(Sorry Mom...)