Jim Mahfood, aka Food One, just posted these new paintings. Yeah, he’s the bomb-diggity. Click paintings for gallery.

Jim Mahfood is an illustrator/comic book artist/muralist/live art rocker residing in LA. His projects include illustrating Kevin Smith’s Clerks comics, his own Grrl Scouts books, several Spider-Man books for Marvel, (and tons of other comics), the new ad campaign for Colt 45, the murals in the Sarah Silverman Program, his ongoing artbook series, Mixtape, the Kick Drum Comix mini-series (both published by Image Comics), and more. Jim has worked for every major comic book publisher and contributed art and comics to such magazines as Playboy, URB, BPM, Heavy Metal, Spin, Mad Magazine and more. Exclusive Jim Mahfood merchandise available at his Zazzle store.

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