Monday, December 28, 2009

Annual Pet Show



As an animal lover, i always try to incorporate pets. Especially dogs!! I'm not a huge fan of cats, but they always seem to make great illustrations. Enjoy !!

The annual pet show of P.S. 242. Bring your cat or dog and show us what they can do! The dogs chase a ball, the cats are dressed in pink. There's always a kid with a goldfish leaning over the sink. Patty kept saying her pet Morris is really unique. He looked like a cat, he purrs like a monster. Patty said when she found him, he was only the size of a lobster. He eats regular cat food, or tuna in a can. When they go for their nightly walks he drinks water outside the power plant. Morris keeps getting bigger, and has been starting to grow more arms. I think first prize should fit him like a charm.

Sunday, December 27, 2009

The Greatest Caper


So forcing myself to write a short poem everyday as well as an accompanying illustration has been going well so far. 3 days and counting !!... Tonight I watched a marathon of the original Pink Panther movies. These are incredibly funny movies, even 40 years later ! It inspired me to create something thief related. Enjoy !!

Ah the story of the greatest mini caper. Known by all from the headlines of newspapers. If you turn your back, he'll even steal your stapler. He's stolen all of the great gems and treasures from around the globe. He was only eight, but never did what he was told. Sneaky as could be, he was the best, even the police would agree. Then one night at the Museum De France. The mini caper had his final chance. His eyes were on a mysterious plant from Brazil. Man-eating to be exact but who could tell. When he lifted his prize and basked in his glory. The plant was hungry. End of story!

Saturday, December 26, 2009

Lucky Rabbit


So, haven't had the greatest year, or the best luck at all! In honor of one of the worst years ever I figured I would sum it up.

The luckiest rabbit in all the land, he may not have legs but he sure has two good hands. He finds his lucky shamrocks and closes his eyes, picks his pennies and rubs them on his thighs. Of course he misses his legs and his feet, but they're in better hands now. A gift for unlucky pete.

Thursday, December 24, 2009

Wooden Boy






So today I started doing some character sketches for my wooden boy poem. I also added a few lines to the poem as well. It felt incomplete, and needed an ending. I'm not a huge fan of adding backgrounds to anything for some reason. I just seem to really just care about characters, and I think when they alone exist in space it makes for a nice image. Here is the new poem as well as the character sketches. Let me know what you think !

The wooden boy who told no lies. He was poorly made but never cried. He did his good, he tried real hard. Becoming a real boy wasn't very far. He had a few laughs, a beer and a smoke. Who ever though a wooden boy could tell a dirty joke? It happened to be more than even his conscience could stand. When the blue fairy heard there was trouble at hand, she did what she knew best and called on the axe man ! It wasn't that hard to be very good. Now the wooden boy is just a log of fire wood.

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

New Year, New Art, New Goals


So, I have never really posted much of my writing or thoughts on this website. I was always interested in doing it, but never took a real stab at it. For the new year, I have set many high goals for myself as an artist and would like to share my thinking process with you. As you can see from my previous postings, most of my artwork is very clean (line wise) as well as colorful. From here on I have decided to do what I reallllyyy love to do. Write my rhyming poems, and draw with grit and raw line work, because nothing makes me happier than sketchy artwork. I also tend to have a dark side of humor with my work. So enjoy !!

So after seeing the Princess and the Frog, which was good but not great, I started thinking about how amazing the old Disney films are, such as Pinocchio. It is one of my favorite films. It is beautiful in every which way. The wooden boy becoming the real boy can have many meanings, here is my stab at Pinocchio (literally). Hopefully, will bring this to finish !

The wooden boy who told no lies. He was poorly made but never cried. He did his good, he tried real hard. Becoming a real boy wasn't very far. He had a few laughs, a beer and a smoke. Who ever though a wooden boy could tell a dirty joke? It happened to be more than even his conscience could stand. When the blue fairy heard there was trouble at hand, she did what she knew best and called on the axe man !

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Thursday, September 03, 2009

Sunday, August 09, 2009

Friday, July 24, 2009

Devil's Food



I used this new paper called "yupo" to do the inkwork - AMAZING PAPER !!!

Thursday, July 16, 2009

New Sketches





I wish I stopped putting doing more drawing/finishing art off as much as I do. I have tons of ideas for shows and art in general. I need a permanent fire under me. The little sleeping boy is an idea I have about kids and nightmares. The other is just a cool character illustration idea.

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

New Sketches Part 2






This is the second part to the Chloe sketches. There is also a sketch of a boy in a car which is a new initiative that I'm working on !!

New Sketches Part 1







These are some sketches I have been working on for a Children's Story/Book that i wrote. This is the worlds first introduction to Chloe And Her Bunnies !!

Monday, March 02, 2009

Monday, November 17, 2008

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Eve




Ink, Photoshop

Sunday, June 15, 2008

Sunday, May 04, 2008

Ode To Bacon




Illustrator - T Shirt / Silkscreen Art Design

Sunday, April 20, 2008

Friday, April 11, 2008

Sunday, March 30, 2008

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Fast Food




Ink, Photoshop, Love :)

Sunday, March 02, 2008

Delilah Cat





Ink, Brush, Photoshop

Friday, January 11, 2008

Columbus' Puddle




Blue Pencil, Ink, Watercolor

Sunday, December 16, 2007

Thursday, November 15, 2007

In Her Mind




Blue Pencil, Ink, Watercolor