Some more...

I have a lot of these so I'm kind of spacing them out.

I have to blot some stuff out as it is confidential sketch work



Sometimes my friend Van leaves post its on my desk...they're always pretty funny.

Moleskin sketches and stuff...

So occasionally I'll start a Moleskin because I'm always envious of other artist's cool Moleskin sketchbooks. The only problem is they all draw beautiful portraiture and life drawings and stuff...I carry mine around to meetings at work when I'm bored and glue post-it note drawings in it.

So after some prompting from my buds Lindsay and Francesca I finally decided to post it here.

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Teeth art!

Here is a late piece from the Super Awesome Art Challenge. The topic was Teeth.

Teeth: 13"x19"
I finally buckled down and finished it up.I'm kind of digging this simpler style I've been working with a lot lately. I should try to see where and how I can push it.
Here are a few close up shots.



Hope you enjoy.

Buttonface process

Here is my piece for the December Super Awesome Art Challenge Buttonface. I've been working with this style a lot more recently. I designed a few brushes in illustrator that help me add a little texture to the work. I also work in paintings I've done for additional texture. It's a fun way to add some character to something I don't want to be too graphic and I don't feel I need to overly render.

Buttonface: 16.5" x 11"

A few close up shots:



Here's to ten-fifteen minute pen sketch for the layout. The detail was added as I went.

More Chopper...

Heavy Point...

Just for fun...

Sometimes I just get these silly ideas in my head and I just have to doodle them out. This is just such an idea. This is the first of a series of rumble cards starring everyone's favorite little reindeer pirate Toni Toni Chopper from the comic One Piece.


Chopper is the coolest!

New art!! New art!!...

So this little beauty has been done in my head for about a year. I finally just decided to sit down and put pen to paper...well, mouse to monitor. It's actually for one of the S.A.A.C. challenges "Boo Boo". I originally painted a Dunny with this same concept...but since I don't have a camera I never posted it. Someday I'll show it to the world. In the mean time, here is the illustration inspired by the Dunny.


Check out the bare bones sketch I drew up for the final piece. Like I said, this piece has been done in my head for a long time.