More warm-up sketches. Working out the look for an All-terrain Robot Scout Vehicle that gets converted into a prosthetic body for a fish. For tomorrow I'm thinkin' more Dinosaurs! Click on the images for a closer look!
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013
coveralls
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Friday, January 18, 2013
Dragon dentistry
Now that's a knife
Today's warm-up sketch.
Quark the space duck's boss, Hammstarr, also armed with Intergalactic Veterinarian Transport standard issue survival knife. Click on the image for a closer look!
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Wednesday, January 16, 2013
You wouldn't like me when I'm angry
In a weird mood today as I sat down to draw today's warm-up sketch. Quark the space duck in an homage to Howard the Duck, fas seen on Marvel Treasury Edition #12. Click on the images for a closer look!
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Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Practice Pages
Just a few warm-up sketches. The theme was Betty Page. I was reading the Latest issue of the Rocketeer earlier, and thought I'd do some quick portraits sketches as a warm-up. Now to settle into work and listen to the election results. Click on the images for a closer look!
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Decomposed captaining
Happy Halloween! Today's warm-up sketch is a character design I'm doing for a horror anthology in the works. Click on the images for a closer look!
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zombie
Monday, October 29, 2012
Bat boy
Getting back to a regular studio routine, here is this mornings warm-up sketch. Starting off with some Halloween themes. Werewolves are cool were-bats are cooler. Click on the images for a closer look!
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Beach party
Here are the finished pencils for the three page piece about the battle of Marathon, written by Hunter, and based on a poem by Alex Ness. Click on the images for a closer look!
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Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Big guy
Another sketch from the dragon book. This one needed to be a bit less scary but be able to look huge. Click on the images for a closer look!
Friday, February 3, 2012
Massive scales
Some more concept sketches for the dragon book I'm illustrating. Click on the images for a closer look!
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Some more dinosaur sketches...
I've got two sketch books full of sketches like these, so I'll try and post more often. I've been using them for research on a book I'm illustrating featuring nearly 100 dinosaurs. Click on the images for a closer look!
Friday, January 13, 2012
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
There be dragons...
Here are some sketches from the book I'm working on. It features a whole cast of characters including 101 dragons. I've been researching dinosaurs and bugs, among other things, trying to come up with 101 unique and distinctly different dragons. This one is based on a parasaurolophus.
Click on the images for a closer look!
Click on the images for a closer look!
Monday, October 24, 2011
Interview with a Hamster
The comicbook website "Outhouse" is doing a multi-part interview with me and a bunch of other artists as part of their "31 days of Halloween" feature. They are featuring some of my creature concept art that I'm doing for Hamm*Starr.
Here is part two.
One of the other artists featured wrote a nice comment, "...the depth of development you're applying to your characters' visuals is practically Disneyesque. If this were to be adapted to animation, you'd already have their 'looks' down cold. I don't know how many times I've forgotten whether a character is right or left handed and so have to change a figure's position only to discover I have left out the scabbard to the sword he's brandishing in the last four pages too. Character sheets! Gotta' do them."
And for anyone who may have missed it, part one.
Here is part two.
One of the other artists featured wrote a nice comment, "...the depth of development you're applying to your characters' visuals is practically Disneyesque. If this were to be adapted to animation, you'd already have their 'looks' down cold. I don't know how many times I've forgotten whether a character is right or left handed and so have to change a figure's position only to discover I have left out the scabbard to the sword he's brandishing in the last four pages too. Character sheets! Gotta' do them."
And for anyone who may have missed it, part one.
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Saturday, September 17, 2011
Yipee!
Just got word that "The Hunting Lesson," has been accepted for the One and Done anthology. This will be my first published work as both writer AND artist. Here is the finished pencil art, with and without the text. Click on the image for a closer look!
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
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