Hector

Scans of the comic strip Hector, rendered by Harry Lyrico, courtesy of artist T. Motley:

Motley says the Harry Lyrico sci-fi strip directly above has been included within a PowerPoint presentation that Motley has shown to classes and at lectures at the School of Visual Arts in New York, and once at Columbia University.

Demons from Pluto (Print)

"Demons from Pluto" appears in the January 2016 issue of the Denver arts magazine birdy.

 

HAUNTED (Elvira)

Acrylic/Spray paint/Stencil. SOLD!

Harry Lyrico Self-Portrait for Acme Comics Group (circa late '80s)

Ripples of Day and Night

"Ripples of Day and Night" appeared at the exhibit Black, White, and Metal at 40 West Arts Gallery from December 1, 2015 to December 31, 2015.

Artist Larry Hubbell (aka Harry Lyrico) at the opening on 12/3/15:

A Western Capitol Hill (eBook cover design)

Cover design for A Western Capitol Hill by Gregory Daurer (Owncoming Press, LLC, 2015)

 

Larry Hubbell and preliminary cover design.

Highlands Bridge/I-25, Denver (print)

"Highlands Bridge/I-25, Denver" appears in the February 2016 issue of the Denver arts magazine birdy.

So Long Long's Peak (wood block print, 2015)

[Unfortunately, prints are no longer available of this image.]

Cover illustration for The Colorado Mountain Companion

The Colorado Mountain Companion by M. John Fayhee (The Pruett Series, WestWinds Press, 2012).

Five Artist Panel Plus One Critic (water media, 2015)

Lucky Dog MaxFund benefit (wood block print)

Lucky Dog MaxFund Benefit.

 

High School Funnies (Last Gasp comic book, 1973)

Larry holds a copy of his comic creation.

Wazee Union flyers for Studio Lyrico

(Check it out on ColfaxAvenue.com!)

Poster for the Denver Artists' Ball

Mannequin (print)

Homeless In Hollywood

The strip "Homeless in Hollywood" appeared within the LA Weekly during the week of October 24, 2001.

Green Darner

Nocturne - Walnut St. Denver, CO (2015, water media)

Selected Strips From ICON

Icon: The Arts Alternative was a Denver cultural publication that existed from the late '80s through the early '90s. A cartoon strip by Harry Lyrico appeared within its pages at least 20 times.

Pallas Athena (pen and ink)