Skull Maze

This is another maze I did for the upcoming Murder Bros. package. I think people are going to really like this. It's going to be a really cool thing you can get at our shows.

Knife Heart Maze

This is part of a rock and roll maze thing I'm doing for the Murder Bros. It will be awesome. There will be a CD in it, and we'll sell them at shows.
If you want, you can print this one out here, and try it. If you have fun, let me know.

Staunton Clocktower Maze

Climb up the Staunton Clocktower in this maze.
If you have fun with it, let me know.
Thanks.

Elephant on Stress in America

If you click the image, you'll probably be able to read the speech balloons.
I thought this little comic was funny. At the Darjeeling Café, our mascot is an elephant, and we want to put a little magazine together that extends the Darjeeling Café's brand and message of well-being and thriving lifestyle, and that would include a comic from time to time with an anthropomorphic elephant. We are constantly worried about people thinking that it's a republican thing, but I've resigned myself to it. Artists' work is often misunderstood because it does not really belong to the artist once it is thrust out into the world.

Anyway. It's anti-circus and animal violence and pro therapy. I hope you like it.

Super Rocket Car Maze

I created this Rocket Car Maze. I was inspired by a fairly horrible film called Hooper - The Greatest Stuntman Alive with Burt Reynolds. It's pretty awesomely bad. This maze is part of my book-length project I'm working on of mazes.

Click the image to make this Super Rocket Car bigger then print it out and solve it. If you like it, please let me know!

Tea Maze

I think it's better to start this Tea Cup Maze at the handle so that you're going left to right, unless you're left-handed, and you can solve this moving right to left. That's what I was thinking about when I did this. I also thought maybe you could have a tea at my wife's tea shop when it opens back up after a year-long expansion and find this on your table and solve it while you drink. Wouldn't that be a nice way to spend a few minutes? This should take less than 60 seconds to solve, so you could finish it while you waited for your tea to steep or while you waited for it to cool down to the temperature you prefer.

Anyway, this is another maze I did. It's part of the book I've been working on. I hope that you click on it, get the bigger size, and print it out and solve it. If you have fun doing those things, please let me know.

Pegasus Maze

Most people don't know this about me, but I love making mazes. I am fairly obsessed with them. Well, very obsessed. I am working on a book-length maze project that is part art-book, part puzzle-book, fun/interesting for adults and kids, and in black and white. I am also working on rock and roll-themed mazes so that when you buy the new Murder Bros. album, you also get a little book with a few mazes. I think it could be a very cool thing for people to go home with from a show.

Anyway, here is a maze for Pegasus I drew a few years ago. I like it a lot because it's kind of psychedelic.  If you click it and get the bigger image, you can print it out and do it. I hope you have fun with it. Let me know.