-By John Jude Palencar
There is a Phil Hale interview over at Sidebar Nation. Phil is one of my favorite illustrators and now an emerging force in the fine arts. Sidebar was started by two crazy art dudes, Swain and Dwight… think of Garth and Wayne from Wayne’s World but with art.
Phil Hale Interview link (Downloadable MP3 link on this page)
Addendum page with Phil’s work
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Phil has a painting in the March issue of PLAYBOY illustrating the story “The Orphan Master's Son” by Adam Johnson.
Awesome. wonderful podcast, wonderful artist
Thanks John, we are fans of yours as well, “WAYNES WORLD”? Excellent!
Thanks Swain or should I say – Wayne! I listen to your Podcasts all the time…. got a kick out of the “we're not worthy” mindset when you guys were interviewing Drew Srtuzan.
Arnie, Playboy has naked girls in it.
Research!
I knew they were under my bed for a reason.
Would being under the bed make the naked ladies Dust Bunnies?
Lol!
Dust Bunnies… Ha! Drum roll and rimshot!
I give up!