Okay, well, since everyone saw this and it's out on DVD, I figure I can go ahead and post the workstation where I painted hundreds of blank pieces of pottery to be smashed in the film Zombieland. I actually recognized many pieces on camera, which was weird to say the least. One in particular got knocked off a pedestal by Woody Harrelson, and it was strange to see it and remember painting it. This whole project was amazing, with a real vibe to it, especially the getting up at 5 a.m. part, for a weekend. Thanks to Mike O'Mara for pulling his art buddy in on it. It was real fun!

Lisa's current series of work, all 10 or 11 x 14 inspired by the writings and teachings about Mythology by Joseph Campbell and the Symbolist works of the mid 1880's. These works will represent her own "Personal Mythology." She will be doing a series of 18. The number 18 was chosen, because it is the symbol of 1 or The Self and 8 which is the symbol of infinity.

A series of bizarre avant-garde and new-wave characters for your pleasure...

These were inspired by Morocco, New Orleans, Paris, and Nag Champa. All are oil on canvas. For inquiries about purchasing any of Lisa King's artwork, email to: nobigwheel@hotmail.com

A suite of Ten etchings with title page, printed on Rives BFK paper, with five proofs on Arches Cover. These prints are presented in handmade clamshell boxes, with text overlayed over each print, on Canson 90 Vidalon vellum-1997.

Drawings in response to the Swimming Pool Q's album "The Royal Academy of Reality". Prismacolor pencil and gold leaf.

These prismacolor and gold leaf drawings were done in 2001 as a response to the "Supreme Court Goes Electric" album, by Jeff Calder and Glenn Phillips.

Paintings done in 2003-2004 by Zollie Maynard and Lisa King. These are collaborations, and were done simultaneously by both artists on the same canvas much like improvisational music.

Drawings in pen and ink, Prismacolor pencil, pastel, and marker from various years.

Various etchings from several different years.

Strange and wonderful camera phone fun.

Made from painting directly onto the plate before running thru the press.

"The West is the Best-Get Here, and We'll Do the Rest": Joshua Tree National Park, Polaroid Images by Lisa King

Black and White photos of the lower Mojave Desert, Pinto Basin, and Colorado Desert. U2 Not included...

Scenes from 1960's Palm Springs

Hollywood, wouldn't she? Holly would!

Amicalola, a Cherokee Indian word meaning "tumbling waters," is an appropriate name for these 729-foot falls ~~ the tallest cascading waterfall east of the Mississippi River. An 8.5 mile approach trail leads from the park to Springer Mountain, the southern end of the 2,135-mile Appalachian Trail. However, numerous other trails are available for shorter journeys. A beautiful lodge at the top of the mountain is popular with guests who prefer hotel-type comforts, while a 5-mile hike leads to more remote accommodations at the Len Foote Hike Inn.

My trip spending the weekend after my friend Michele's birthday, and before my friend Jeff Calder's birthday, and Thanksgiving, in the North Georgia Mountains. And celebrating how much I love all three! This is Cherokee land!

Way back in 2001 my little "production company" No Big Wheel made a very cool video for the Swimming Pool Q's in Flash, by scanning in about 500 frame by frame photos, and animating them flip book style. It was for the reissue of "the Deep End", and it's a video for the song "The A Bomb woke me Up". Animation: Andy King, Props and Models: Lisa King and Michael Rucker. Photos by Steve Rucker.

Mainly portraits, these are Polaroid shots by Lisa King, various years. Thanks to Jordan Ososki, Michael Rucker, and Andy King.