Filed under: Rock Stars
A recent editorial illustration I did for the Metro Pulse has made an appearance on Kid Rock’s official website. Oh dear, I hope he doesn’t stumble out of a Waffle House and come looking for me. Medium: graphite, digital color.
Posted by 14 ♦ March 6, 2008
At 3:39 pm javelin said:
this has greatest hits album-cover potential. just throw in a couple broken beer bottles and greasy strippers.
March 6, 2008
At 4:15 pm CPTWilly said:
I am suprised he knows what a website is–even more so that he has one.
March 6, 2008
At 4:36 pm midevil said:
Don’t let Kid fool you–he’s a very sharp biz-man.
14–wow, fantastic work, as always! Love the buckle!
March 6, 2008
At 4:59 pm Eize said:
Try steering clear of those Waffle Houses for a spell, Miss 14.
March 6, 2008
At 6:52 pm kittypoodinky said:
Sweet! I live in Knox-Vegas! Shout-out…haaaaaay! Nice illustration
March 6, 2008
At 10:04 pm Bunky said:
Bunky wonder why he flash I.Q.?
March 6, 2008
At 10:14 pm Dr. L said:
Bunky on the loose!
March 6, 2008
At 4:35 am Jane said:
Is he wearing aC Chewbacca fur? Ha! I love how is head is biger tahn his waist. Too good 14!
March 7, 2008
At 4:36 am Jane said:
Wow my typing is horrid this morning. I meant:
Is he wearing a Chewbacca fur? Ha! I love how is head is bigger than his waist. Too good 14!
March 7, 2008
At 8:08 am deanna said:
damn but if only they could get this fine mother of a man on a bag of porkrinds and a bottle of hotsauce.
March 7, 2008
At 9:20 am midevil said:
Jane, you gotta watch out for Drunk Typing–try easing off the Vodka around 3 a.m, that’s what I used to do.
Oh my, Bunky!!!! Hello!!!
March 7, 2008
At 10:11 am dv8trix said:
Bunky, dearest, I think you’ve been over-generous in estimating his I.Q. at 13…or did you mean 4? The thumb DOES count as a digit, no?
March 7, 2008
At 1:06 pm Adam Smith said:
A gentlemen and a scholar.
With his thorough commitment to the tenets of logical positivism,and the cognitvely meaningful as a finite proposition,he knocked my somewhat metaphysical and ethical stance for six.
After hours of debate all he had to say was “It’s like that and that’s the way it is”,(a direct quote from Run Dmc),and the veil was lifted from my eyes.Years of chasing endless tautologies,paradoxes,and inconclusive questions,suddenly came to an end.
He helped me see the world for what it truly is.
His music sucks arse but I will forgive him for that.
In years to come,I feel he will be remembered for his contribution to understanding systems of knowledge,rather than his piss poor tunes.
March 7, 2008
At 4:26 pm librarian kathleen said:
I’ve always gotten great kicks out of Kid’s behavior. And when he applies himself, he can produce a decent song. He’s a fine entertainer. Interviews with him are hilarious.
(Aside: The Stars and Bars thing is so deliberately and excruciatingly racist, it isn’t funny. Even in parody. Quite perfect that it is his belt buckle.)
March 7, 2008
At 1:10 am Viper Tetsu said:
The oily sheen to his skin has been captured with cringe-worthy detail. Magnificent.
March 8, 2008
At 6:07 pm Debi said:
I can’t say anything bad about Kid Rock. He did an interview on Howard Stern a few months back and I found him to be intelligent, well spoken and highly believable about what a money grubbing biyotch Pamela Anderson is. I believed eveything he said. Unless he’s a really great liar, he was extremely likable.
March 8, 2008