My brother James is quite a large person. I think he got that way by consistently stealing bites from my sandwiches, spoonfuls of my soup, and all the Snickers from my Halloween candy. Read More...
The statue of Atlas on Fifth Avenue is one of my favorite pieces of sculpture in New York. It is one of a dozen design and architectural contributions made to Rockefeller Center by artist Lee Lawrie. Read More...
A darker interpretation of my pale, pale self. I've never been a big comic-book fan, but I took the inspiration from various beautifully designed Batman comics and graphic novels. Nerd. Read More...
This is my good friend, and all around geek/genius, Ryan Paley giving me the stink eye at Yankee Stadium. Maybe he would smile if the Yankees won a few of the games in our season ticket plan. We payed a fortune to see Joba Chamberlain, Phil Hughes, and Chien-Ming Wang pitch and instead we get Sidney Ponson and Darrell Rasner. The only time I saw Paley smile during a game this year was when an entire family of obese people nearly fell down the stairs in unison. Read More...
You know who you are. You swiped my bag from one of the baseball diamonds on the Great Lawn. You moved past the bags with iPhones and wallets in them and chose mine, which had a pair of shorts and a polo shirt in it. I hope you enjoyed the outfit and the loose change you got away with. I simply used my iPhone (which you didn't get) to find a store to buy new clothes with my credit card (which was in the wallet you didn't get) and enjoyed a late-night viewing of Wall-E (which you don't deserve to see). Read More...
I don't know why I made a King Tut vector. I like ancient history. I love the Egyptian Art wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. My roommate is an Arab (although he tells me ancient Egyptians weren't). Read More...
Paul O'Connor is a graphic artist living in New York City. Paul suffers from severe asthma, poor eyesight, pale skin, and red hair. Read more.
Paul is a founding member of Lost October Media Group and helps attend to several full-time clients, but he's always looking for more artistic ventures. Paul is available for freelance design projects of any kind. Feel free to contact him.
All the images on this site are the property of Paul O'Connor. Please don't steal them. He works very hard to make them. Hijack his site and he will release the hounds.