TV: #107-110

108. Phil Dunphy

109. Robin Sparkles

110. Ron Swanson

TV: #102-106

102. Doogie Howser, MD

103. Jack Bauer

104. JR Ewing

105. Latka Gravas

106. Liz Lemon

TV: #97-101

101. Don Draper

Friday Night Lights Coach Taylor portrait art

100. Coach Taylor

97. Carlton Banks

98. Carrie Matheson

99. Claire Underwood

More iconic television characters.

Beverly Goldberg Wendi McClendon Covey art portrait

TV: #92-96

92. Al Bundy

Alex p Keaton Michael J Fox Family Ties tv art

93. Alex P. Keaton

95. Beverly Goldberg

94. B.A. Barracus

96. Bull

Here begins a new theme: Iconic television characters. First on the list are Al Bundy, Alex P. Keaton, BA Barracus, Beverly Goldberg and Bull. This theme is going to be far from complete, as there are so many incredible characters to choose from. I’ll definitely have to come back to these at some point.

Musicians #87-90

Aretha Franklin musician singer soul — 87. Aretha Franklin

Roger Daltrey The Who rock and roll singer — 88. Roger Daltrey

David Bowie musician singer — 89. David Bowie

TMBG They might be giants music — 90. They Might Be Giants

More iconic singers and musicians in this last group of portraits.

Musicians #83-86

Freddie Mercury Queen Music Art — 83. Freddie Mercury

James Hetfield Metallica Music Art — 84. James Hetfield

Janis Joplin Music Art — 85. Janis Joplin

Eddie Vedder Pearl Jam Music Art — 86. Eddie Vedder

Some of my all-time favorites in this group. There will never be another Freddie Mercury. And both Eddie Vedder and James Hetfield are two of the greatest musical influences in my life.

Musicians #78-82

78. Glenn Danzig

79. John Lennon

80. Adele

81. Robert Plant

82. Scott Weiland

Adding to the list of iconic musicians.

Star Wars #21-25

21. Chirrut Imwë

22. Rey

23. Scout Trooper

24. Grand Moff Tarkin

25. Unkar Plutt

Musicians #73-77

73: Mick Jagger

74: Ben Folds

75: Prince

76: Tina Turner

77: Thom Yorke

I really enjoyed doing portraits of musicians (primarily singers). It was a nice break from the film/tv stuff that I do most. I’ll definitely get back to it at some point. Varying my style up per subject also keeps me interested in what I’m doing, though part of me longs for an immediately identifiable aesthetic. (Maybe I have one, but am too close to see it.)

What? You Went Over My Helmet?

72: Dark Helmet. Rick Moranis in Spaceballs had so many great lines and moments and performances, it’s almost stifling to write about them all. There was a period of time where this movie was in more constant viewing rotation at my house than Star Wars itself. It’s my favorite of Mel Brooks’ films, but some of that may be nostalgia. One thing is for certain: I miss Rick Moranis.