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 Dear, Uncle Paul
For many years through out Plots-n-Tombstones' 11-year history, Paul Bearer, Bill Moody had been a constant and frequent anchor of support --as well as a valuable friend. 6 years after the fanclub's retirement, I’m happy that I still maintain a relationship with this wonderful, talented man. Color over Cretacolor drawing pencils., cir. October 15, 2008 [click image at left for larger version] |
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Dear, Uncle Paul (roughs)
A look at the work in progress on 'Dear, Uncle Paul'. Cretacolor drawing pencils in Nero extrasoft 1, black 2, 8B, 4B, and a blending stick., cir. 2008 [click image at left for larger version] |
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We Flow..
'Together, we flow you and I..' How many wrestling managers came you remember? And of those few, how many of the relationships have they had that you can honestly say you can call immediately to mind that stand out as strong and enduring testimonies to the power of absolute unity? A celebration of my most favorite wrestler/manager duo of all time! Cretacolor drawing pencils in Nero extrasoft 1, black 2, 8B, 4B, and a blending stick., cir. 2008 [click image at left for larger version] |
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The Pentagram
Can you see the star? The 'Pentagram', featuring the Undertaker and his ‘brother’ Kane was voted the Most popular PNT illustration 1999. So very popular in fact that this one single image found it’s way into site awards, banners, stickers, and labels all throughout the wrestling community., cir. 1999 [click image at left for larger version] |
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Mark & Bill's Yin-yang
Via the fanclub, just about every fan was fully aware of the emotive relationship between the Undertaker and his beloved manager, Paul. Just how strong it really was couldn’t have been more apparent when the WWE decided to hatch a storyline that saw the two break up at Summerslam ‘96. Mourning impacted PNT like a death in the family Most popular PNT illustration 1996., cir. 1996 [click image at left for larger version] |
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Lust...
By majority, PNT’s members were mostly female and that meant my often having to appease them. This was a stationary/letter art piece I did and I believe it speaks for itself. One of my most requested stationary arts ---I can’t possibly imagine why., cir. 1998 [click image at left for larger version] |