2/28/13

Cheshire Cat Sketch

Hey all, just wanted to post a little sketch I whipped up.  I totally didn't plan on doing a Cheshire Cat sketch... but hey it happens!

(Pen/Ink/Marker)

2/21/13

Dr. Horrible Sketch

Ok I know I'm really behind on this one... but I've finally watched Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog!  I have to say I'm a huge fan, I've already watched it 3 times in a week, so I whipped up a quick sketch.  Now time to sit tight and wait for the the sequel.

(Pen/Ink/Marker on Bristol Board)



2/14/13

The Room Posters Now For Sale!!!

Due to a number of inquiries about the posters I created, they are now for sale HERE.  Take a look!




2/11/13

Dead Space Work in Progress

Hey all! Hope everyone else on the east coast here is doing well in lieu of Storm Nemo. Since I've been home due to the weather I've find some time to start my next project. I've always wanted to do a Dead Space piece - and with all the commercials and advertising for Dead Space 3 I've decided now is a pretty good time to actually get to work on it. I'm sticking to the original engineer outfit from the first game since it's so iconic and, in my opinion is really a hallmark of the desperate fight for survival (after all, it's not a soldiers RIG, it's an adapted engineer RIG). Anyways, below is the work-in-progress sketch of a necromorph's point of view...

(Digital Media)

1/30/13

The Room

Hey all, today I have a few pieces I've been working on for the movie "The Room".  Dubbed the "Citizen Kane" of bad movies, The Room is a 2003 independent film directed by (and starring) Tommy Wiseau.  These posters were created digitally in photoshop.

*EDIT: I'm going to look into seeing what it would take to make these available if there is enough of an interest.

**EDIT: I'm currently setting up an online store to sell these as prints, expect them to be available at the end up the day. Check back for updates. Thanks!

***EDIT: These are now for sale! Take a look: Buy Them HERE





11/29/12

This This is Really Cool

(Picture of the a9 rig from the fundraising site)



A friend of mine showed me this fundraising campaign on indiegogo: Click HERE to check out the fundraiser.  It's an armature rig for artists (or really anyone that needs an armature for any reason).  From the images and video presentations it looks like a really useful tool and I thought it was worth a donation, so I've already pledged to get one of the large armatures.  These look way cooler than the traditional wooden ones art and crafts stores carry - without being ridiculously expensive.  Oh and the other cool thing about this fundraiser - no risk. If Kamal Siegel (the inventor) does not reach his goal everyone gets a refund, if he does reach his goal you get exactly what you pledged for - no "Well I didn't reach my goal so you don't get your pledge and I keep the money" on this fundraiser. Anyways, just wanted to share for anyone who might find this as useful as I do.

11/28/12

Art Educators 2012 Opening!


Opening reception November 29th 4-7, regular exhibition hours M-F 1-4
Come check it out! I put a couple of new pieces in it.