Nick Ross

Disney Devours His Son (2025)

My latest piece for tonight’s show at the Miller Art Gallery. Inspired by Francisco Goya’s Saturn Devouring His Son, I did this a couple months ago and didn’t expect it to take on an additional meaning since Disney decided to bend the knee to the Trump administration.

I can’t wait until my son is old enough for me not to give him any saved money for school or a home but instead 500 movie ticket stubs.

I feel like lasagna hasn’t been fully explored as a food. Lasagna fingers, lasagna bites or balls, southwest lasagna egg rolls.

Misread a bottle of soap as “Whale Body” instead of “Whole Body” and it summed up my current state of self-esteem.

Good Game, No Rematch: A Life Made of Video Games Amazon.com: Good Game, No Rematch: A Life Made of Video Games: 9781335012692: Drucker, Mike: Books

Hey, folks! I know the world is REAL weird right now, but my book comes out today! It's silly and stupid and goofy and hopefully fun for you, the reader. Buy it now wherever books are sold!

Do you ever see just an unbelievable news headline and can’t comprehend how this is happening and then see it was posted 4 days ago and you realize that there has been no consequences and probably never will be?

A poster for Pokemon The First Movie featuring a Nintendo Game Boy playing the beginning of the Pokemon games. The text says “Your very own Pokemon legend is about to unfold.”

A poster for Pokemon The First Movie featuring a Nintendo Game Boy playing the beginning of the Pokemon games. The text says “February 8 at 1pm. Free admission for kids 12 & under.”

Drew a new poster for Metro Cinema: Pokemon The First Movie!

I'm not getting AI slop from this poster, just looks like neglected photoshop layers.

This reads like the opening chapter of a Jack Reacher book.

Just writing “Thought-provoking” as a Letterboxd review to try and fit in.

A poster featuring a boxing glove labeled “Apollo” has an extended middle finger breaking through the glove. The title says “I Am Apollo Creed Muthafuka” written by Aaron Covington.

I was honoured when @bearcov asked me to draw a poster for his script I Am Apollo Creed Muthafucka. Creed absolutely ruled and reading the script, I want to see this story on screen so badly.

I wanted the poster to show him breaking free from the gloves even through the struggles of Hollywood.

A started pack for Edmonton Makers. Let me know if I missed you or someone else!

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Love being in the free range/caged egg section of the grocery store deciding between how good of a person I am vs how poor am I.

Me as a child taking about all the goals I could have scored in the car after we lost the game.

Timothée Chalamet is built like a nephew.

There’s this Apple AI ad going around where an employee uses his iPhone to turn his casual email into a professional one and surprise his boss. Then in the next scene the employee is playing with a chain of paper clips like nunchucks and I can’t tell if Apple thinks we want to be like this man?

Eating whatever pizza toppings are stuck to the bottom of the box like a little tip for being the one responsible for dividing up the pizza.

There’s a point in Instagram now where it takes about 3 full scrolls before it just starts giving up. Like it’s trying to guess the person you are. Oh you like dogs? Well here’s a family of opossums.

Always just happy to see that it was worth not throwing out.

Facebook marketplace listing featuring a photo of a Parasite movie poster.

You truly feel like a real artist when you find someone selling your prints on Facebook Marketplace

Ralph Fiennes reenacts Jools Lebron’s “Very demure, very mindful” video on New Year's Eve Live with Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen

I wonder how many necks Superman will snap in this one?

A detailed sketch of momo and okarun in a crowded Japanese antique shop

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"Do you think I reference dinosaurs too much when I write?" I asked.

She was silent, like the p in pterodactyl, but it said everything.

A movie poster for the 2003 film Elf featuring the classic Candy Land board game with a winding colourful path and characters, locations and references from the film.

A movie poster for the 2003 film Elf featuring the classic Candy Land board game with a winding colourful path and characters, locations and references from the film. Includes additional text for showtime info at Metro Cinema in Edmonton, Alberta.

My latest poster for Metro Cinema: Elf (2003)! It’s an exact copy of the original Candy Land board game I used to play as a kid but filled with references and locations from the movie. It’ll be at OddBird Art & Craft fair this weekend and then on my shop afterwards.

Nothing like a 2pm shower to make it feel like you've truly given up on the day.

Can't wait!!!