I was the illustrator for the poster to promote Nina Domingue's Ya Mama!. Ya Mama! premieres tonight at Cleveland Public Theatre's Big [BOX], and runs through this weekend.
Break a leg and congratulations, Nina!
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Available as prints in various sizes and formats, poster, postcard, card: http://www.redbubble.com/people/raycaspio/art/6507277-1-the-terrific-trio
Available as a t-shirt (men, women, children, babies): http://www.redbubble.com/people/raycaspio/t-shirts/6507293-1-the-terrific-trio
My last illustration of 2010 is something that's been in my sketchbook for awhile: Batman, Batgirl, and Robin: The Terrific Trio. It's based on the 1960's Batman television series, which I happen to love. I don't really care for Batman in the comics, but in a live action or animated (most of the time) format, I'm fine with him.
Originally, the illustration was going to be Batman (Adam West). Then it was going to be Batman and Robin (Burt Ward). Then, I had to include my favorite: Batgirl (Yvonne Craig), in one of my most favorite superhero costumes ever.
Maybe at some point down the line, I'll draw some of my favorite villains: Julie Newmar and Eartha Kitt as Catwoman, Ethel Merman as Lola Lasagna, Vincent Price as Egghead, and Tallulah Bankhead as Black Widow.
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PRINTS AVAILABLE AT REDBUBBLE:
http://www.redbubble.com/people/raycaspio/art/6257906-1-who-killed-teddy-bear
Thanks to Doug Prinzivalli over at Dougsploitation, Who Killed Teddy Bear has become one of my favorite films. It was because of his blog post last year that I sought out the 1965 movie and discovered Sal Mineo. Read Doug's review of the film because he summed it up perfectly. This movie is creepy, insanely sexy, and daring. Besides Sal Mineo, it also stars Juliet Prowse and the great Elaine Stritch (currently playing Madame Armfeldt in the revival of Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music on Broadway).
I wanted to take a crack at designing a poster for the film; something that captured what I took away from it. Here's my design.
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Alexandra Billings' YouTube series, Katie's Corner, is making its way to The Celebration Theatre in Los Angeles, and I was asked to turn the illustration Kevenn and I did last year into a poster for the event. Face it: when Katie appears anywhere, it's an event.
Katie's Corner on Facebook
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