Massive Sketch Dump

Here's a few of the dozens of pages from my sketchbook that I've been too busy(lazy) to scan and post. Well, not so much a sketchbook as a bunch of looseleaf sheets of white paper clipped in a binder...but you get the idea. I hope you dig these....thanks for looking!

News

Sorry, I've been MIA for a while--been working on a bunch of projects I can't really show yet. BUT! Stick around. My very first sketch-art book is coming this summer and will be offered for sale at San Diego Comic Con as well as thru this website...Lots of sketchbooky art, colored finals, never before seen crap, and more! It'll be a joint book with my talented artist friend Shane Corn, who will also be bustin out the goodies for ya! Take care!

Something Fishy's Going on...

Just one of those days...

Grindhouse

This was done a year or so ago as a tribute to one of my passions, Grindhouse cinema. Hope you dig it, you jive turkey!

I'm lovin' it

This is something I doodled a while back and am just getting around to coloring it--

Handout

Hey, what do you know--my 200th post on my blog! WOOOOT. Here's a sad looking guy waiting for someone to notice him as they walk past...

BFF's

For some reason, this image popped in my head and I had to get it down...

Nummy num nums

Sorry for the lack of updates lately. Been really busy working on some personal works, some commissions, etc. etc. etc. But, had a quick minute to whip up this kid eating monster slug thing.

Popcorn Mania!

In 2006, I worked alongside director/actor Bob Balaban to create a set for a series of shorts that ran on Cinemax and IFC. I created tons of black and white flats for use as background objects, which they picked from. My favorite pieces weren't chosen, namely a cityscape and 20 foot high volcano, but hey, that's show biz. In addition, I helped construct and paint the enormous popcorn set the actors stood in. Bob Balaban was a really nice guy, and after we wrapped, he had me concept on his next project, an animated show called "Hopeless Pictures". I would love to work with him again. Anyway, I just found these shorts online and thought I would share them with you. Go to http://www.wsfilms.com/director-bob-balaban.asp and click the shorts with popcorn...

Happy Holidays 2009!

Hey guys- thanks for reading my blog this year and all your great comments! Here's my interpretation of Mr Hankey, the Christmas Poo. The woman is...not sure, just bein gross, I guess. Hope you all had a great 2009 and here's to a fantastic 2010!

Last tarzan, I swear

One more Tarzan for you crazy kids...

Bizarre Iron Man

Waiting for Marvel Comics to approve my Iron Man trading cards, so in the meantime, here's a crazy looking Iron Man for you...

What's this?

So, I guess I was imagining Tarzan rooting through Jane's things and finding something completely foreign to him. Hope you dig it.

Swing of the Jungle

Another quick tarzan doodle...

King of the Jungle

A quick 20 min sketch of Tarzan. Done in Photoshop.

Three faces

Haven't posted anything in a while, so to tide you over, here are some quickie faces from my sketchbook. The center guy was drawn while watching Grandpa Joe in the Tim Burton "Willy Wonka".

Who ya gonna call?

Hi gang! Here's a piece I did for an upcoming charity art show called "Hey You Guys!" If you are in the LA area, please come out to Pasadena on Dec 5 to show your support. Lots of great art, a screening of Ghostbusters, and lots more! The money raised from this show will go to help kid's art programs in schools. For more info about the show and its great cause, please go to http://www.heyyouguyscharity.com/ and check it out. It's a great cause and the show will be a lot of fun! Hope to see you there!

Lasseter Love

At comic con this year, I don't think I was the only one slightly weirded out by John Lasseter's obsessive love over renowned animator Hayao Miyazaki. So, with all respect to both these giants of animation--here's my interpretation of their relationship.

Tagged!

I really should stop being so lazy about my backgrounds.

Cereal Monsters

A blast of nostalgia--my take on Count Chocula, Boo Berry and Franken Berry.