Tuesday, December 18, 2007

Monday, December 17, 2007

Goes to show what a lil practice and studying can do.

I've always been pretty good at drawing animals off the top of my head. When I worked at the LA zoo, as a caricature artist, that came in handy. Many times kids wanted to be drawn ridding or feeding a zoo animal. I could usually draw any animal they wanted, freehand, no reference or construction. the animal likenesses were decent, but I always strive for perfection.

I've been studying giraffes and rhinos lately. From books, videos, pics on the interwebz, you know, all the usual sources. and, I've studied them enough to be able to do an adequate sketch. However, I strive for more. Like Claire Wendling's animal drawings. That's my goal, to be able to caricature my two current muses like Claire has in one of her books. If you happen to know what I'm talking about, you know how great her work is.
Well, here's some sketches I did in church, off the top of my head. No ref.


Some more progress on "little things"

Friday, December 14, 2007

Oh man, guys, go check this out on Liquidgeneration.com

I'm sure you all know I work there. Here's a lil show I got to design for. Me and my lil bootleg wanna-be cartoon network style.

Tremendoustan: The Story Of Christmas

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Haha, oops,

I procrastinated so long, that I missed the "little things on I.F. I went ahead and posted what I had, on the wrong topic at that, I hope I don't piss off everyone. Oops.

"Little things" Progress on my participation for Illustration Friday.

http://leftyart.blogspot.com/2007/12/progress-on-my-participation-for.html



Monday, December 10, 2007

Some more of that "Ol' pitchy pitch"






Well, the pitch is now a pilot. Here's some more of the art.

Thursday, December 06, 2007

Check it out, I'm participating in the drawingboard.org again.


the thread is called, a girl and her rhino. Here's my progress on the rhino. You can see the thread too, here.

http://www.drawingboard.org/viewtopic.php?p=662244#662244

Wednesday, December 05, 2007

Thursday, November 22, 2007

My participation for Illustration Friday.


The topic was "superstitious", so I decided, since I am "very superstitious" and a huge Stevie Wonder fan, and a fan of art, and a fan of illustration friday, that I would do this piece in honor of those three passions. Hope you all like it.

Friday, November 16, 2007

Thursday, November 15, 2007

More stuff for the "Battle for OZ" thingy on Drawing Board.org



Okay, so here's the final sketch of the witch, and also a sketch of Dorothy. Like I said, I'll be refining the rest later on. Oh man, I still have to do one for the cowardly lion!!!

Thursday, November 08, 2007

Drawing board.org participation for Battle for the land of OZ.

Hey Y'all. I probably left you all hanging. Just been a lil busy. Well, here are some really rought concepts for MY version of "Battle for the Land of OZ".
Like I said, I fanially came up with a twist that I'm happy with. Here's the gist of the story.
It's the late 1870's, the British have begun their war on the Zulu nation. One young witch from a western tribe has managed to keep the army at bay. And prevent them from breaching her village. Back in Great Brittan, the queen isn't pleased. so she hires an elite band of mercenaries to take out this troublesome witch. A in Irish punk, Dorothy the weapons expert, "The scare crow" a sniper, "the Tinman" a heavy duty gunner whose armor clad body is impenetrable, " the cowardly lion" the medic who's large hairy physic is his namesake. They are all commission to take out this young witch at all cost, and cost is irrelevant.
The young witch has only her colony of winged vervet monkeys and he rloyal african wild dog Toto to aid her in her defense of the village. Will she save her village, or will the mercenaries take her out quietly ?

Well, here are the rough concepts. I have yet to flush them out a lil more.