By the Number

There is this newspaper column called "Ask a Mexican" by Gustavo Arellano, where he answers racial tension questions about Mexicans. A reader had asked him once, "why is it when you fight a fight a bean, you end up fighting the whole burrito".

I drew a Vickers WWI machine gun in response to that question. Looking closely at the bullet belt, you see little mexicans with sombreros. It means there is power in numbers.

"they are taking over by numbers"

Driving force

Immigrants, not just from Mexico, is what the US of A is made up of. We are simply a nation of immigrants. Even the ancient Native Americans where immigrants. They had their own river to cross. The only real natives are the buffalos.

Laws need to be overhauled to facilitate a smoother transition for both sides. Simple, government should help its people, that means future citizens too.

Immigration Dogs

This piece is part of a two types of papers, a semi-transparent vellum sheet on the front and a white Bristol/smooth paper.

The concept of the robot evolved from the classic arcade game "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles". In the game there are these robots that drill up and rope you to shock you. This would be a perfect immigration invention. Robots that will do our biting.

In the bottom layer is a picture of Himmler. And I don't think he had anything to do with immigration.

The two were combine randomly. There was no specific reason. I was just trying to find out if the layering of a semi-transparent worked with another image.

I think it worked out fine.

Be Efficient: Pencil

This drawing was a reaction towards western pragmatism. Who better models than the Nazi Party. The Germans contributed incredible work ethic, science, and engineering during WWII. Notice that the American soldier with the 'bucket' Nazi helmet design.

Our pragmaticism is fault why the U.S has such a poor culture/arts/music. Always cutting corners, always trying to figure out a profit.

Cheney: Pencil

Napoleon Bush: Pencil

I present to you our glorious dictator. Notice how everything around him abstracts into a pimple-licious intistinal forms. I wish I could do a bobble head sculpture of this idiot!

American Panzer

American Panzer, Pencil and marker.

Liberty

Acrylic on transparency film. 8 x 10

Painting: Liberty

Acrlic, 30 x 40. Liberty being propelled by little Mexicans or Mushrooms

Painting: Weaving Mexican

Acryic, 24 x 30

Painting: Napoleon Bush

Acrylic, 30x40

This is a painting of one of my sketches glorifying and ridiculing our "wonderful" president.

Proposed Immigration Fence

Clouds and Moon

It B-Day, the invasion is near. Far at the background clouds move, they move slowly to reveal the ancient moon. The old moon that has seen man develop to its rise and fall. The ancient moon that has seen blood flow like water in rivers.

Lookout

Commanders criticize the horizon, hoping to find the any imperfection. Hoping to be the Paul Revere of their time.

Spotted!

From nowhere they come. They come to invade. maybe they come to take what was theirs?

Getting Ready

Last Scene