Latest animation I've been working on. It needs some love in the lip sync, but I'm pretty stoked on the rest of it. enjoy....

Drawn in pencil then painted in PH; all done in about an hour. Enjoy....

More fun with pixels. Kinda like this, even if the realism got lost. Enjoy...

For those of you that didn't make 12 Bars, here's what the shirt looked like. Enjoy...

More fuckin with PH. Enjoy....

and the image on top is one that I remembered to flip horizontal and had to tweek the free transform like crazy to get it to look somewhat correct. The previous sentence is no longer true. I just didn't like the pic so I killed it. It just feels good to ruin perfectly good pixles

Just got a scanner again. This is sketch I did a while ago and just tryin to get my PH legs back under me. Looks like I've got some work to do. Enjoy....

So here's a very recently ruined canvas. I started with only charcoal and pastels which gave it kind of a Rainbow Bright vs. Brother's Grimm sorta feel, but I couldn't get the detail I wanted. So once again your fair narrator turned to his water mixable oil colors. Turned out kinda fun. Enjoy....

Fuck you Morgan. This is all I've got from the past 9 month-ish. Enjoy....

Just a quick photoshop sketch while watching the Simpsons. I really want to love the show that raised me, but it's getting tough

more stuff...

Revisions Yea! Here's the original color.

And here the lil bugger is with some of the notes Mr. Dudra gave me as well as a few other touch ups.... Enjoy

Sorry but the posts are a bit outta order but here is a final final with a bit of depth added after Mr. Dudra's crit of previous posts and those that follow are the ones that preceded it.... enjoy

So heres a little progression piece. The original sharpie sketch can be found earlier in my posts. So the first one is just color. Medium flesh tone and some background depth (*slacker secret: BG is just the stock gradient option in PhotoShop 7...yeah eat a dick, I'm still using .7)

Here it is with a bit more depth.
And finally here it is with more steps than necessary.
... gotdamn i need a job....

I think 4 in one day is probably more time than i should have spent on these. Oh well. Enjoy....

More fun with Photoshop and this time based off of one of the most badass movies of the 80's.

Here's the original ink over pencil from my sketch book.

Enjoy....

Here's the Dale sketch with some color.

Sketchbook doodle with some photoshop lovin'. Enjoy....

This is just a doodle with a splash of soft pastel work. Enjoy....

Fun with hatching with a Sharpie! I don't really know what the fuck he is, but regardless i do love him so...

Fun with color pencils. I really want to figure out how the fuck to light stuff. Well that and Daredevil kicks ass!
This is a cat that I used to work with. His name is Dale and he also kicks much ass!

More to come.....

HOLY SHIT! Don't look now, but Tim actually posted something new and it's not even something stupid like whinny words or t-shirt designs, but actual art! I just finished this guy last night. It's 40"x30" of creepy fun. Enjoy....

Hello everyone. Sorry I'm late. Traffic was a bitch and well, I'm sure you know what a hassle it can be commuting from a bird farm to the Intra-WEB, especially when you can't seem to the www to make on off ramp to one's bunkhouse. How have you all been? It's good to imagine seeing you all. Well, lets get started. Here's the first real piece of art I've made in the last seven months. It was a long time coming, but I kinda dig it. The lighting is a bit forced and, if you're reading this Russell, the proportions on the character are fuct, these I know. When looking at it with only air rather than pixels as one's main barrier, the colors are much quieter. It was a fun exercise with charcoal and pastels on left over drywall from the bunkhouse. I think I'm going to be playing with clouds and skys quite a bit with these. They play well together and seem to like one another. What I'm truly tickled with is making my first frame with barn wood. We've got tons of this stuff down here and so far I've used it for this frame, shelves in my house and I built kitchen friggin cabinets with it. It's killer. Anyways, here's the early charcoal drawing with a light splash of watered down acrylic paint and the resulting waste of perfectly good left over drywall. Enjoy...

Oh, and here's a sunset from a few nights ago. Enjoy...