Figure Drawings: November 2009
Drawings from 1-minute to 25-minute poses.
Conté crayon, charcoal, pencil. 2009.
Figure Drawings: October 2009
Drawings from 1-minute to 25-minute poses.
Conté crayon, charcoal, pencil. 2009.
Shelfworthy: Spoiler Alert
“Spoiler Alert” notice for Shelfworthy.com. Inspired by, well… Anything sci-fi, really.
Adobe Illustrator, 2009.
Original sketch:
Autodesk Sketchbook Pro, 2009.
From the Archives: Propinquity
I’m a bit of a toy collector and part of the fun is photographing them when I get a chance.
Inspired by photographer Geoff Spear, and Pixar artist/toy collector Jeff Pidgeon, I decided to keep an ongoing series of photos of my toys, figures, statues and other collectibles.
A few years ago I decided to call these photos my “Propinquity” series.
Photographs taken with either a Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT with a variety of lenses, or a Canon SD1000 point-and-shoot.
Shelfworthy: JavaScript Required
Sketches and final illustration for one of our fun Shelfworthy error messages.
Autodesk Sketchbook Pro, Adobe Illustrator. 2008.
More Head Sketches
Some sketches of faces and characters over the years.
The first image was done on Autodesk Sketchbook Pro with a Wacom Intuos. The final two in a sketchbook with pencil, PITT pens, TRIA markers, and whiteout pens.
From the Archives: Head Sketches
Cartoon heads, sci-fi heads, people heads. You name it!
Autodesk Sketchbook Pro, 2008.
Juno MacGuff
“Yeah, I’m a legend. You know, they call me the cautionary whale.”
Autodesk Sketchbook Pro, 2008.
From the Archives: Desktop Art
A few desktop art creations of mine from the last few years. All resolution sizes are 1680 x 1050 and can be downloaded (with right-clicking) here:
Chillax, ‘Puter Nap, READ, Sleepwalk
