Women in Film MVP's 2015

2015 was a great year for female characters in films. Who was your favorite badass woman in cinemas this year? Let me know in the comments!

Happy holidays!

Time to settle in with your favorite holiday film!

The Force Awakens

A piece I did for the Washington Beacon to accompany their review of the Force Awakens.

The Evolution of Angelina Jolie

Hey guys! No, I'm not dead, and I haven't stopped doing Evolutions. Things have just been pretty busy these days. I've got a BIG announcement very soon...In the mean time, I hope you dig "The Evolution of Angelina Jolie"!

Bubblehead: Sam

Happy Halloween week everyone!

Movie Mashup: Crimson Peak & Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension

Another fun movie mashup commission.

Bubbleheads: Ghosts!

I'm so, so sorry.

But I love bad puns. :(

Battle over Neo-Tokyo

Bubblehead: Jason

Bubblehead: Alien

Bubblehead: Pale Man

The Martian/Everest

Bubblehead: He-Man

Haters go ahead and hate, but I love Masters of the Universe.

The Evolution of Ralph Fiennes

I'm sure he's an incredibly nice man in real life, but when I think of Ralph Fiennes, I can only think of evil. He's played so many types of roles over his expansive career, but none left their mark as indelibly on me as the character he portrayed in Schindler's List: Amon Goeth. Truth be told, it was quite a while before I could get Goeth out of my head to appreciate the incredible range of Fiennes. From Shakespeare to Bond, romantic lead to perhaps the most dastardly villain in kid's literature, he has played it all, stunningly well. While 1998's Avengers represented perhaps a career misstep, there haven't been many others. I admire the hell out of Fiennes and I hope this timeline honors his illustrious career.

WAT

Bubblehead: 40 Year old Virgin

Man of Iron: The Evolution of Robert Downey Jr

What can I say...I love RDJ. What an incredible career this fine actor has had. Possibly even the greatest comeback story in Hollywood history. Older readers will recall seeing him as a comic presence in such films as Weird Science and Back to School. Downey Jr then showed us his dark side with Less Than Zero. A few years later, he was Oscar nominated for the title role in Chaplin. After a long, difficult battle with substance abuse, he roared back into the spotlight as Tony Stark in Iron Man, now his signature role. Reportedly one of the nicest guys in Hollywood, RDJ continues to take on new challenges as an actor, and I can't wait to see what he does next.

Nightmare quickies

These were warmup sketches for my digital design class. Combining photo collage and illustration, I was trying to draw my nightmares. I don't think the illustrations are particularly successful, but it was a fun experiment, so I thought I'd share.

Bubblehead: Alice