This Friday I got a great surprise in the mail- the Sept/Oct issue of Airbrush Action Magazine!

I’ve been reading the magazine for years now and have had a few of my paintings and tees featured in their Reader Gallery before.

But I’ve never been THE Reader Gallery- much less have it be a two page spread!

They included many of the airbrushed paintings I did for my one man show last October (at Adam B. Shaw’s Studio), and my website address!

Pg14 has Wicked, Jack, Snape and Bride.

Pg15 has Mummy, London, and Sith Happens.

All paintings were airbrushed with a Paasche VL-3 on canvas using Createx paints and ranged in size from 20″x30″ to 4′ wide and 5′ tall.

This Dracula painting (not featured in the issue) was 4′x4′.

London was 4′x5′ and was the centerpiece of the art show.

Stay tuned for more info on my upcoming Sherlock Holmes art show at Theatre Memphis this October.

Thanks again to Airbrush Action Magazine for featuring my Monsterpieces in their current issue.

Lin

Hey gang-

Got some cool news. I was interviewed for a new SIVAD/TN horror hosts video this week.

Jerry Lawler, Adam Shaw, and some of SIVAD/Watson Davis’ friends and co-workers were interviewed, too. It was a lot of fun and painless. As soon as I hear anything about its release I’ll pass it along.

Got a few of my paintings professionally shot this week, too.

Bela

Bride

Vincent

Looks like I’ll have another shot in October. Working out the details. As soon as I have the dates I’ll post them here.

Going to have to buy a new compressor- mine died from my last show!

Type at ya later,

Lin

The SIVADS of March are upon us- starting tonight!

Lots of great events happening this weekend paying tribute to Watson Davis, also known as SIVAD- local horror host of “Fantastic Features” here in Memphis back in the late 60′s and early 70′s.

I’ll be a part of a horror art show at Adam Shaw’s studio (2547 Broad Avenue)  this Friday, March 26th from 6-8pm.

Fellow MSCA members Adam Shaw, Greg Cravens, Kevin Williams will be showing their SIVAD and horror tribute art, as well as comic artists Dean Zachary and Jim Hall- and artist/wrestler/former Memphis mayoral candidate Jerry “The King” Lawler.

Beast Wishes!

Limb