Down in the Mine
The old miner escapes into his mine, confident Dick and Don will be unable to track him in the dark labyrinth.
Out Come the Wolves
I’ve sat on this painting for a few months, it wasn’t concept art for the show, just a fan painting I made while on my lunch break. The wolves are one of my favorite elements of season four. The more I worked with them the more they bored their way into my imagination. I understand Dave’s obsession with them now.
Really looking forward to the second half of the season airing. I’m so happy with how it came out.
Escaping to the mine
The old miner makes his escape drawing Dick and Don towards his mine.
Desert Painting
Couldn’t sleep so I watched Super Troopers and painted a desert.
Chinatown Street
Thinking about my comic project with Dick and Don and how it winds its way around San Francisco.
Gotta Run
The boys stumble out of the poison oak. The old miner has a head start. Will they catch him?
Best to Bail
There is a commotion in the bushes and the old miner catches wind of Dick and Don.
Itching for a fight
Dick and Don were itching for a fight with the old miner, now they get to have an itchy fight. Bad luck, Looks like the boys stumbled into a patch of Pacific Poison Oak (Toxicodendron diversilobum).
Way down yonder in the miner key
Dick and Don spy on the old miner and scheme plans to take back their stolen gold. Are they itching for a fight or is that poison oak?
Chipped tooth
After the long fall.
