Author Archives: The Art of Ben Riddlebarger

Make America Great Again… The Legacy of Lunacy

      If you would like to purchase a shirt of either of this image please email me at briddlebarger@gmail.com with how many and sizes.  Let us make America great again together!

Even the Powerful Shall Wither Away

The Madness of the God King

I once saw a photograph on Facebook a couple years ago with a strong man in a swim suit pushing his friend in a wheelchair toting assault rifles and they were both happy and seemed to not have a care in the world. It was so strange and weird that of course I needed toContinue reading “The Madness of the God King”

She Who Bears the Weight of the World

Where shall you seek beauty, and how shall you find her unless she herself be your way and your guide? And how shall you speak of her except she be the weaver of your speech? The aggrieved and the injured say, “Beauty is kind and gentle. Like a young mother half-shy of her own gloryContinue reading “She Who Bears the Weight of the World”

Radish Harvest Day

This is a true symbiotic relationship. This Stegosaurus gets to munch all day and do what a normal gigantic lizard does while the farmer gets to bring his harvest into the local market. This dinosaur has been a member of this farm for more than 5 generations. How I miss the good ol’ days whenContinue reading “Radish Harvest Day”

Catching Dinner

I drew this on Memorial Day. It was a stormy one and I ended up staying in on a day off. I was originally going to draw Austin Powers riding a Tyrannosaurus from a photo I had taken. Instead this came to life and I could not be more happy.  I would love if thisContinue reading “Catching Dinner”

Venturing into different areas. Making tacky lamps…

Here are some tacky lamps I have been putting together to kill some time and keep my mind busy. These have been fun and I can see me making a bunch more. If you like any of them, message me at briddlebarger@gmail.com and let me know what you want and what not. I like themContinue reading “Venturing into different areas. Making tacky lamps…”