his Flood! artwork were used for the album covers for the bands Faith No More and Rage Against the Machine. He designed the animation for the 2010 film, Howl, a movie based on the epic poem by Allen Ginsberg, who collaborated with Drooker on the book Illuminated Poems. His best-selling book, Howl: A Graphic Novel visualizes the poem with animation art Drooker designed for the film. In 2006, the Library of Congress acquired the original art for Flood! A Novel in Pictures, including preliminary drawings, sketches and cover paintings. The complete Flood! Archive is housed in the Prints & Photographs Division of the Library of Congress, which is open to the public. Cultural references His painting "Native New York" inspired Lawrence Ferlinghetti's Poem #7] from his book A Far Rockaway of the Heart. Bibliography Flood! A Novel in Pictures. (1992 by Four Walls Eight Windows, reprinted 2002 by Dark Horse Comics). Illuminated Poems (with Allen Ginsberg). (1992) Four Walls Eight Windows. Street Posters and Ballads A Selection of Songs, Poems, and Graphics'. (1998) Seven Stories Press. Blood Song: A Silent Ballad. (2002) Dark Horse Books (Originally published by Harcourt Inc.). Slingshot: 32 Postcards (2008) PM Press Howl: A Graphic Novel (with Allen Ginsberg) (2010) Harper Perennial References External links Eric Drooker's website: www.Drooker.com 1958 births Living people American cartoonists American comics writers American comics artists Cooper Union alumni Inkpot Award winners American Book Award winners The New Yorker people