About a year ago I was contacted to submit some artwork for a scene in a movie called “Streets of Blood“. I’m not talking about conceptual art for the design of the movie….. I’m talking about art for props. Apparently there is a character that is an artist and they wanted to use some of my work to hang on the wall to look as though it is the work of that artist. Outside of his information, I know nothing about how it will be shown…. if at all. That being said, I don’t want to make a huge announcement that my stuff will be in this flick and then have people waiting to see it and it doesn’t show. That could very well happen. But if things work the way I’m hoping they do….. the movie will come to a climactic end with a bloody gun battle where the douche-bag meets his demise against a wall plastered with bullet-riddled, blood soaked, kick-ass Seano artwork. Roll credits.

Also, check out the trailer. I am fairly certain there is a straight-up oral scene about midway through. Late-night Showtime soft-core porno in the trailer of a film. That’s gotta be a first.

The Funny Backstory

So, once I emailed over a collection of pieces, the lady was concerned that most of my work were illustrations of actual people. She was concerned about the legal implications that could be involved. As I was just about to loose the gig, I thought quick and pitched an option where I digitally alter the faces so that they aren’t immediately recognizable. I used to do this kind of thing when I was learning Photoshop and I would turn friends into crazy looking mice and monsters. She was down for it so I quickly hooked it up. I wonder if people seeing these for the first time without knowing what the originals look like would find them as hysterical as I do.

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