Here's some documentation of the paintings I did for a group show called "I'm Animerican."
The theme was the fusion of Japanese and American culture through the influence of Japanese Anime. It's up now at a place called Royal T in Culver City. It's a pretty bad ass gallery/store/japanese maid cafe:
http://www.royal-t.org/ The opening was huge. It was curated by Eric Calderon. Apparently, he knows how to throw a good party. Booze+Karaoke+Weird Paintings+Japanese Girls in Maid Outfits=Awesome. I'll post or link to some pictures of the show eventually...
Anyways, here's what I painted....
I did 2 pieces. 2'x2' each, Acrylic on wood. They were called:
"Giant lady eats smaller monster in Tokyo"
and
"Giant monster eats smaller lady in San Francisco."
Here they are before hanging in the show...

This is the drawing stage. I start with light pencil, then firm it up with a Sharpie. Shannon posed for the lady. See the Burne Hogarth knee reference to the left...

Monster version...

Then I rock the grayscale "painting." I've found that using Copic/Prismacolor gray markers and sharpies makes this process go very quickly. Most of the time I'm doing these the night before the show, so I need to work fast!



I paint over the grayscale version with acrylic, then finish it up with gloss medium.



A detail of the giant lady eating the smaller monster...

Eric painting his energy blast in my garage.

Hanging the show...

As soon as I get some pics or a link from the opening, I'll post that shit!
Next up, I'll be painting something for a ROM tribute show. I'll post something when I have it...