Thursday, November 18, 2010
'EL FIN DEL CAMINO...'
In full and in case you're too stingy to track down and buy a copy of the almighty Hot Mexican Love Comics which features more fantastic art and artists than you could shake a wiener at...
MORE UNTITLED PROJECT...
Lest y'all think nothing's being produced. Still got some serious work to do but been working very hard to lay out a 60-80 page book anytime the day job and its various entanglements allow me. Guess I wouldn't be able to work for Marvel at this speed though.
Here's some random (and VERY loose) layouts...
Here's some random (and VERY loose) layouts...
Monday, July 26, 2010
"METALLICA DIMENSION PORTAL"
Copyright Mick Cassidy 2010
Page 5 of So-Far-Untitled project.
This was a fair representation of my bedroom in my long-suffering parents' house in the late 80's/early 90's. No doubt a fair representation of any budding young metaller's bedroom, no doubt.
I don't think I can tell you much about what's in this just yet. The only things I can give away are the following:
- Ireland
- Metallica
- dangerous amounts of irresponsible and foolhardy drinking and sex (it IS Ireland!)
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
STAR TREK meets FAMILY GUY
Private commission.(Star Trek and Star Trek: The Next Generation ©Paramount.
Family Guy, American Dad and The Cleveland Show ©20th Century Fox)
Friday, March 12, 2010
LEMMY! And me!
Funny ol' world, innit?
Got put in touch with the directors of the forthcoming documentary (Cheers Artie!!!) about everyone's favorite handlebar-'stache-sporting, living (although how is anyone's guess...) legend about touring the mighty offices of Family Guy as the mighty Mr. Kilmister and his band are apparently big fans of the show.
Didn't realize two e-mails later I'd be involved with putting a face to the movie for the South By Southwest festival in Austin, Texas. With the aid of the fantastically talented Kaya Dzankich, we came up with some ideas and threw them at Wes and Greg, the movie's directors, and eventually, the Big Lem himself.
Proud to present the fruits of our labor.
Lemmy's amp (sometimes known as Murder One. You ever seen Motorhead live, you'll know why!) and designed by Marshall doubles as a t-shirt design and fucking kickass skateboard deck.
The finished poster. Would've been too easy to find a pic of Lemmy being 'wacky' but we felt there's a man in there too, not just the bottle-of-Jack-a-day frontman of Motorhead everyone knows by heart. (Even my 76 year old ma knows who Lemmy is. Mind you, she's only twelve years older than the man!)
Personally, I think he looks appropriate in this pic for a movie about himself: Iconic and invincible and most importantly, looking down upon the rest of us because let's fucking face it: He's Lemmy and we're not...
'Lemmy' prepares to flatten Texas this Monday...
'Lemmy' goes fucking MOBILE!! (Sorry! I never played in a band so seeing artwork I've been involved with emblazoned upon the side of a tourbus is as close to that as I'm ever going to get!!!)
'Lemmy' trailer:
Can't tell you all how excited we were to be a part of the movie. Wes and Greg were the perfect clients and I've no doubt the movie's going to be excellent. We all seemed to be on the same wavelength from the start and as Lemmy and Motorhead might as well be fucking superheroes to me, this was a dream come true to land on our laps the way it did.
(Lemmy ©Damage Case Inc.)
Got put in touch with the directors of the forthcoming documentary (Cheers Artie!!!) about everyone's favorite handlebar-'stache-sporting, living (although how is anyone's guess...) legend about touring the mighty offices of Family Guy as the mighty Mr. Kilmister and his band are apparently big fans of the show.
Didn't realize two e-mails later I'd be involved with putting a face to the movie for the South By Southwest festival in Austin, Texas. With the aid of the fantastically talented Kaya Dzankich, we came up with some ideas and threw them at Wes and Greg, the movie's directors, and eventually, the Big Lem himself.
Proud to present the fruits of our labor.
Lemmy's amp (sometimes known as Murder One. You ever seen Motorhead live, you'll know why!) and designed by Marshall doubles as a t-shirt design and fucking kickass skateboard deck.
The finished poster. Would've been too easy to find a pic of Lemmy being 'wacky' but we felt there's a man in there too, not just the bottle-of-Jack-a-day frontman of Motorhead everyone knows by heart. (Even my 76 year old ma knows who Lemmy is. Mind you, she's only twelve years older than the man!)
Personally, I think he looks appropriate in this pic for a movie about himself: Iconic and invincible and most importantly, looking down upon the rest of us because let's fucking face it: He's Lemmy and we're not...
'Lemmy' prepares to flatten Texas this Monday...
'Lemmy' goes fucking MOBILE!! (Sorry! I never played in a band so seeing artwork I've been involved with emblazoned upon the side of a tourbus is as close to that as I'm ever going to get!!!)
'Lemmy' trailer:
Can't tell you all how excited we were to be a part of the movie. Wes and Greg were the perfect clients and I've no doubt the movie's going to be excellent. We all seemed to be on the same wavelength from the start and as Lemmy and Motorhead might as well be fucking superheroes to me, this was a dream come true to land on our laps the way it did.
(Lemmy ©Damage Case Inc.)
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