Creative Matador » Expressions of an artful yet instinctively brutal designer

Oh I love my people… and that’s why it’s ok for me to say this, out of love, but they need a crash course on courtesy!

Again Captain Awesome… great piece! XOXO.

WOW!!!! I am so proud I can say you are my brother. I am always impressed with your take on things and your drawings. Your thoughts and perceptions hit the nail on the head as they say and of all the photos in the world this one was so perfect a one to choose. Ok Ok I am babbling, GREAT WORK!!!!! Love all of you and God Bless

I love this piece, very much true with so much fast food all around us it is way too easy to just grab a greasy burger these days. Setting this as my desktop.

i’m constantly blown away by your work. this piece definitely shows how the media forces things we don’t need in our face. very strong statement.

Hi daddy! You draw well! I want to be just like you! Love you daddy!

I can’t remember the last time I had a McDonalds, maybe when I had no choice. You are amazing, how you can take an image from something else and be inspired. You inspire me every time you do a piece. Loved what you said about Richard, I know you miss him, he inspired us all too. I love and miss you guys so much. Don’t wait to long this time, please do another. You are a great talent and everyone needs to know…xoxo

I’m very impressed with each and every single one of your creation. They all have such good meaning and good lesson behind it. I love this one very much since it serves as a wake-up call to all of us to take better care of our body by eating pure, clean and healthy natural foods. From now on, every time I feel like eating Junk foods, I’ll think of this piece. Thank you for your creativity.

Genius. I’m always in awe of you.

David, your work is always amazing. Lately, everywhere we look there is a bomb of some kind – economy in a shambles, natural disasters everywhere, horrific manmade disasters – just a plethora of calamities occurring or hanging over our heads, casting shadows over our future.

But you always provide hope, and Kensie clutches onto her flower from her field of dreams, knowing that Max is always there to protect her, so she can replant it and change reality back to expectation. Love the imagery.

It always amazes me that your writing touches the core of my being and as a Psychologist I am stunned that you are not of my profession. You seem to get to the heart of every topic you discuss with a realism and humanistic viewpoint that benefits everyone who reads your blog.
Keep up the awesome work.
Dr. Barber

I love it. Such a great commentary.

Dave, as a shrink, I am forever hopeful that what we do in our home with our kids far outweigh the negative situations of the world outside. Just keep talking to them about the harsh realities of life but let them also be overwhelmed with our love, support and wisdom. Trust me, it will carry them through the “not so good times” and feel less hopeless about their future lives.
Debbie

This makes me sad because its so true. So much has changed even since we were all kids. This inspires me to make a change and to be more mindful of the enviro