The Super Ugly

24 hour comic (actually 17 hours)

superugly — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 04:46:24 +0000

Hey Everyone.. A couple of weeks ago, another artist by the name of Wayshak, put together a 24 hour comic day. I have always wanted to try one of these, so I took on the challenge… Boy was I way wrong at thinking I could stay up 24 hours.. My first problem was all the weed I smoked.. yikes, that probably wasn’t a bright idea.. the second thing is that after 17 hours, my brain SHUT OFF. completely.

Well here is the fruits of my labor.. I got 12 pages done in 17 hours.. which I think is pretty awesome. This is a “Sasquatch and Pete” adventure.. remember when you read this that they are stuck in a world of John Hughes movies and teen comedies… I hope things aren’t to confusing. enjoy.. click on one page and a easy to look at gallery pops up..

I Heart Monsters

superugly — Thu, 13 Oct 2011 22:44:30 +0000

My first wash monster

Monster Jamboree

Balloon Boy

Its Coffy!

More Sasquatch!

Monsters They're just like us: Mommy

The Dry Season

Monsters They're just like us: Scary

New Stuff in the UGLY store

superugly — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 22:32:38 +0000

Hey everybody! There are a few new things up in the UGLY store.. a couple of new kids books that I am really proud of.. “Monsters are just like us” and “the Lonely Life of Mister Maple”. Visit the store and buy a couple for the kids…

MUNO from Yo Gabba Gabba

superugly — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 23:06:55 +0000

Muno from Yo Gabba Gabba

I have never watched an episode of Yo Gabba Gabba, but I can’t wait for Bigby to get old enough for us to watch it. It seems fun and I love that they have guests like Biz Markie on their show.. So a friend asked me to draw Muno for his 2 year old, and after figuring out which one he was, I sat down and out came this cute guy. kellie says I should do the whole cast of Yo Gabba Gabba… I might just do that.
Please to enjoy..

Some Monsters are Just Jerks.

superugly — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 23:17:22 +0000

Howdy doodys’.. This week my UGLY art is featured in an amazing webcomic, “Gronk: A Monsters Story” by Katie Cook. She is one of my favorite artists, and she just had a beautiful baby girl.. so when she needed artists to fill in on her strip, I jumped at the chance.

My strip is based on the very first couple strips, when Gronk was stuck hanging out with these jerky monsters… And now that Gronk is living the good life, I wanted to revisit the old forest… and nothings changed!!! So please go back and read from the beginning.. it is an adorably clever time.

living in Cow Town

superugly — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 03:48:03 +0000

Here is another of my failed attempts at becoming a comic strip artist. I grew up reading Bloom County, Garfield, Calvin and Hobbes and so many more daily strips.. I did one.. one measly strip… so hear it is. Done in 2000!!!! Meet Cow and his friend, uh, chicken.. I swear I did this before the show…

look everyone! its Cow Town

My first and last web comic.

superugly — Tue, 04 Jan 2011 19:36:32 +0000

The furthest adventures of This Guy and That Guy.
I dedicate this to SpaceTimeCondo and all the other webcomic artists who crank out amazing art and story week after week…

The furthest adventures of..

The Diver: Search & Rescue statue is HERE!

superugly — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 00:01:11 +0000

At the turn of the century, William Brixton built an underwater mechanical suit, and after many failed designs settled on this stunning marvel of mans ingenuity. His stories of what he encountered in the murky depths are legendary, fraught with danger and mysterious sea creatures. He could travel along the sea floor exploring or help a ship that had run aground.

The Diver: Search & Rescue

His invention was spoken of in whispers in saloons and cigar rooms across the country. Some said it was pure fantasy, some said it shouldn’t exist; that man was not meant to go where he was going. Now coming up from the depths, Brixton and his diving suit have been captured in a classic sea faring pose for the whole world to admire

the front view

Based on Super Uglys painting “The Diver: Search & Rescue”. Standing 6 inches tall and roughly 6 inches in diameter, “The Diver” is a 4 pound, polystone statue. The statue has its own base and removable clear plastic dome covering the head. Meticulously hand painted and limited to a run of 10, each statue is signed and numbered by the artist. It comes in a hand screened collectors art box for you to display next to your statue. The statue is scheduled to be released in January, but this is your opportunity to be the first to have one. Pre-orders are being taken now! Head on over to the Super Ugly store to order yours today.

the side view

the back view

The front

Closeup of head, removable dome

the front before paint

Before the paint and arms

From the back

HellDillo!!

superugly — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 23:16:20 +0000

HellDillo!!

I was tired of all these hack artists and their #MRVLCATS.. I mean, yah they were incredibly cute and awesome.. but what about other companies? and what about ME!!!!!!! So I threw the gauntlet down, Katie Cook of Katie Can Draw picked up the gauntlet and slapped me in the face. then she triple dog dared me to do #DarkHorseDillos.. so I accepted the challenge and here is the first one.. HELLDILLO!!!!!

New stuff in the store!!!

superugly — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 04:17:11 +0000

I just put up 4! new paintings and 2! new handmade purses.. please check it out.. The Super Ugly Store…