Thursday, July 31, 2008

Another faux comic from work


This is going to be a poster for an "According to Jim" set.  The good and bad thing about designing props is that you only get a couple hours to crank stuff out.  

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Sunday, July 27, 2008

Today a BBQ at Garfield park


We had a nice little BBQ at the park today there were fine italian sausages and oatmeal cookies that were addictive like crack.  The top image is a gouache thumbnail sketch I did at Garfield park(3"x1.5"  its freakin' huge when you click on it).  The bottom is the fountain at the Starbucks I stopped at on the way to the park ( they were playing that Tears for Fears song).  Oh yeah and the drawing of Steve from the pub last night.  I'm glad I'm posting consistently for the time being.

Saturday, July 26, 2008

Friday, July 25, 2008

painting workshop




I was able to catch the last two hours of the painting workshop after work today.  This is my first digital figure painting from life,  I can't wait to do a full session.

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Stab the nurse's butt with a syringe: the game

This is a game that my Uncle commissioned me to do for my 5 year-old cousin's B-day party.

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

These little paintings of my doodles


S
till trying to get the hang of this digital painting thing, these quick little paintings inspired from doodles are proving to be good practice.   As for this one the composition is a little static but it was fun to work on.

Friday, July 11, 2008

Wall paper panel

This was designed as a wall paper panel for a dress shop set on the "Bill Engvall" show.  The one they went with looked nothing like this and was much less fun.
Jeremy- line drawings and composition
Gabe-butterfly wing-like design elements and color
Sharon- background pattern element

Thursday, July 10, 2008

photoshop practice


a few hours in good ol' Photoshop after work produced this strange underwater vessel.  

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

Social commentary?

doodles Yo!

Messy scratchy doodles.  Messy scratchy mind.  Really, you should see my desk.