I think that about says it. 

I’ve been working on getting into some things that are more than just bookcover-worthy doodles.  I spent a ton of money going to a cartooning convention mostly because I needed to create an artificial deadline for myself so that I would actually do something other than procrastinate (i.e. maybe make a portfolio or something useful […]

©2008 Roofus. The Brooklyn Paper.The paper picked these two mugs to endorse for super tuesday. I really enjoy doing portraiture (although i like to make people look less flattering….you, my dear pretend readers, shall see THAT in a couple of days when i get off my lazy ass and do a third candidate(s?)…this one […]

and now here’s a non-offensive, vaguely fulfilling sketch of the consistently unfulfilling Mitt Romney.

i’m taking up the cliché pasttime of leisure landscape painting (drawing painting, whatever you want to call it). i guess i can’t figure out what else to say about it. if you think about it its a good thing to take up because then i can give non-offensive, vaguely fulfilling gifts to people […]

©2007 Roofus. The Brooklyn Paper
lost a good one.

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i decided that from now on im going to sign every painting differently.
i fight with myself alot about putting too many metaphors into an illustration because you want to maintain a topical focus. im also dead set against the bad habit many editorial illustrators have of labeling everything. […]

i always think dennis kuspinach. i cant say anything bad about the guy. hes got to be one of the most sincere people in washington. im not sure that as president hed get anything accomplished considering who he has to work with.

i dont have much to say about hillary clinton. she creeps me out. (ok i have a lot to say about her but none of it is particularly good)