Bunny Blog

Our friend and sometimes co-Producer Jeff Beard has completed his political doc, “Split,” about our great nation’s current political divide (I’m looking at you, Barack “Joker” Obama).  He asked me to do some art for their viral campaign based on the movie’s highly designed versions of the ol’ Donkey and Elephant, and here are the results:

Click below the fold to see the inspiration for this highly patriotic image. (more…)

Probably I’m the guy at the Bunny with the loudest tastes in music, but even so, I grew out of the phase of needing all my music to consist of shrieks and blistering guitar solos.

I do, however, like a good loud band that understands what rock music is supposed to be all about.

So you should check out these guys:

If you were to ask me what was killing the music industry slowly and steadily, I’d point to this group and say “the fact that these guys couldn’t seem to get a record deal.” That point is thankfully one I don’t have to make much longer because they have an album coming to stores in a few more weeks, but seriously, this is a band that’s been languishing in LA clubs since 2003. Check out their myspace but really, the recordings don’t do this band justice. Go see them.

A day late, but it’s never too late to celebrate Easter, right?

Glen made this Easter card, and we love it…

If so, please watch our documentary, Thomas Green Clemson: A Life & Legacy, airing at 9pm on South Carolina PBS. Thomas Green Clemson, statesman, geologist, and founder of Clemson University, is played by Alex Trumbo,

who also plays this guy:

Classy.

Last weekend I officiated the marriage of Alex and Alison Muniz, two fine people who had the good sense to throw a wedding and feed a bunch of writers just after the strike hit. The theme was, at the groom’s request, “the civic religion of the United States,” and it worked out better than you’d think.  Just another thing we do here at Psychic Bunny.

I was waiting to post this until there was a picture of them during the ceremony (you know, with ME in it), but it seemed like time was running short. Anyway, Congrats, you crazy kids!

My Dad made this awesome piece of art for the office:

It is etched in Ferric Chloride (FeCl3) onto a four inch diameter copper water pipe. My Dad used to be the executive director of a migrant clinic in Pasco, Washington called La Clinica, and a lover of copper, he took some of the pipes home with him when the clinic was being remodeled.  He then cut them apart using an arc-welder, etched the bunny logo onto them, and then mounted them on this red stained wood.  It is attached using homemade copper rivets, which he cut and fashioned from copper wire.  He then painted inside the etching so as to give it more dynamic contrast.

According to my Mom, he was tap-tap-tapping on those rivets for quite some time.  Probably almost driving her crazy.

Thanks, Dad!  It’s gorgeous!

Drawn by the incredible Christie Hauck.

Riffing off Asa’s last past, I figure I could throw some love to Dead the Whole Time, the web comic our friend Mike puts up. If you like movies and bitter sarcasm, you’ll like this!