Batch #7...

 But aren't artists supposed to do one style all the time so we can easily recognize them?

One of the first "Kidz Art" pieces.

 

 Goofy Dinosaurs on colored paper.

 The old Drawing on Newspaper Trick.

 A remarque drawing inside an "Electric Frankenstein" comic book.

 This will be in an art show in Bloomingdales, NYC.

 Europa, painted on corrugated cardboard.

 More art on cardboard scraps.  Why waste it?

 One of my "Deep Space" grid drawings.

 More Kidz Art.

Bye fer now.

#6 Fresh Batch Time...

More Etsy art, rarely-seen by many...

"Klumpp Family" street scene on a clipboard.

  Bride of Frankenstein as madonna.

 A ghostly Halloween box.

 Blacklight bubble art.

 A vampire girl Halloween box.

 Blacklight reactive painting.

 Drawing on cups again?

 Going to fly a kite.

 "The Lotus Portal" under Blacklight.

 Primitive Cave Art drawn on paper plates.

 Hoffman's drawing on rocks now.

 A "Paleo" T-shirt design.

 "The Golden Priest".

 "Music".

 A Bride of Frankenstein powder box for the ladies.

 "Uncle Clifford" in acrylic and oil pastel.

Hydra in search of a missing head.

Stop it Hoffman, you're confusing us again.

More to come.

#5 Alternative Artworks...

 It occurred to me that I should also show some of the large variety of stuff I've created for Etsy.com.  When I first started over there the freedom was like a breath of fresh air.  You can see I went a little berserk.

 

Cutout paper and Marker.

 A decorative abstract acrylic painting, about 20x24.

 One of many "Coffin Boxes" painted around Halloween...

 ...And its creepy contents.

 Wooden plaques, also painted in acrylics.

 Hideous "found" frames, customized for October weirdness.

 Cute, custom OOAK clipboards.

 People liked these, they bought 'em!

 Another Hoffy Halloween Invention: the "Fang Box".

 People who hate Clowns should wonder about themselves.  All judgment is projection.

 Painted paper cutouts on wood panel.

 Blacklight fluorescent art on wood, I called it "Molecular Scorpion"

 Spray paint and acrylic on Canvas, from the magic wand of my alter ego "Adam Neumann".

 More "found" frames utterly corrupted by moi.

 A old Santa Claus gift box, about 6" deep, painted over.

 A submarine girl with tentacle, acrylic on canvas board.

 More Tribal/Primitive stuff, huge and blacklight reactive.

  Another "found" frame.

An abstract I called "The Minotaur".

God, I get tired just thinking about all of it.  But I think I have at least one more entry's worth of top-quality stuff from Etsy.

See ya next time!

Art Batch #4...

The non-stop Art onslaught continues as promised.

When I think of Superheroes, I immediately go straight to the bottom of the barrel. That's for several reasons, first being that I don't like what happened to them after about the mid-70s.  Second, I don't like how comics got pushed out of the mainstream into an area you'd be embarrassed to be seen in.  I can't even go into a "comic book shop".

 My Sick Superhero character, whose name is actually "The Atomic Cuckoo".

 What Digital art technology does best--glowy glob effects with no human fingerprint.

 Three colors on a brown paper, Halloween colors from October 2013.

 A Halloween print digitally colored by my daughter Nick.

 A digitally colored abstract marker drawing.

 Another abstract design, traditional media this time.

 "Machiste", He Whose Name Is Unpronounceable In America Today.

 An ancient "Phase II" pencil drawing I inked over.

 A warmup comic page with digital tones.

 More brain misfirings based around my "Sick Superheroes" problem.

 Soopah Goomer astrally projects.

 A retro Surfer drawing done for Steve Smith.

 One of better Vampire Warrior depictions.

 I wonder where exactly his super-powers come from?

Vampire Warrior and the only gal her ever really loved, Medusa...