This book is the fist volume of artwork that was done between the period of 1998-2004. Styles ranging from Children's book illustrations using watercolour, goauche, ink. There are also lots of comic work, such as "Freak'in Out," early "Trixie," and "Zero." Pencil sketches from the University. This book is an eclectic mix of different styles. Very colorful, and very diverse. Enjoy.

This book contains the art school work of Michael D'Orazio from 1989, in high school to the community college from 1991-1993, to the University of the Art from 1995-1998. This is all the miscellaneous work he had in his portfolio that has been lying in his basement aging and collecting dust. It is not until now that he is unveiling these works, and art projects from school

Very rythmic, and rhymes, very catchy, and very colorful poems created between 1998-1999. After the University the author would sit around in coffee shops after riding his bike, and running around the trails near the river, and write, and draw in his notebooks. He began to write poems. It should be stressed that he never aspired to be a poet, but the words came out like running water in the brook, and took shape. Hope you can enjoy them.

A comprehensive look back at the life of an ordinary guy, who grows up in turmoil, and ends up with an opportunity to become something more than what he expected. Walking the hallways of high School not knowing where to go, the author ends up with friends that come out of no where, and start to encourage him to step away from normalcy and take a trip into the land of alternative music. Looking back the author realizes the things that we remember most are the bad times, unless they are worthwhile and spectacular. This book is a memoir of michael d'orazios early life which was crucial to his...

This book represents a rebellion of thought and imagery against modern day conservative, and commercial art. In a very graphic and bold representation of the images such as day of the dead skeletons, and goblins, and evil clowns. This book was not put together to bow down to the establishment of children's art, nor does it insult the intelligence of the reader, trying to coddle the minds of today. It does not want to be nice, so don't buy this if you are going to be critical of work steps over boundries. This book is all black and white bold graphic images, including comics, and other stuff.

ADULTS ONLY BOOK]Just another book by the author. This book is a collection of new work that includes a comic with "Trixie, the Telekinetic Girl," a small clip of "The Baby Eater" which is a dark clip, also a sex art project in the works called "101 Ways to Boff a Clown." Along with a rambling of miscellaneous gloomy pictures, the book contains some written work such as poems, song lyrics, stories, and articles. The author believes this may not be his favorite work, but may be a conclusion to his long string of artbook compilations. This may be the last, but then again, we won't know until...

After the artist graduated from the University of the Arts He began going from town to town drawing pictures in coffee shops. "Freak'in Out" was a comic strip he wrote based on a song he did in the early nineties. This book contains all of the comics from 1998 to 2001. It contains "Trixie, the Schizophrenic Girl," and a comic called "Zero," etc.

(Ephesians 6:3-4 "Fathers do not incite anger in your children, by the way you treat them) (The Best Adult coloring book on the market) This Adult coloring book is just full of stuff that only adults can enjoy, from violent images, to sexuality, dark cartoons, comics, scary clowns, day of the dead skeletons, naked women, witches, vampires, and all the negative kind of stuff they won't let you talk about or express. Mostly inspired by the 1980's, this form of art is dying and is rejuvenated in this book for your coloring pleasure. This is as decadent as it gets. I hope you enjoy. (also a great...