Some computer arts.

A coffee-sleeve design from 2009


And a recipe for childhood that I drew today

Bob thanks you for not smoking,

My art-thing farted, big-time. I'm working my way out of a slump. Here's a really scrappy coloured pencil/photoshop Bob thanking you for not smoking. We all know and have friends like Bob, it's possible and acceptable to love and hate them at the same time.

Oh yeah, and a sky pie and a cat-pillar.

Thumper shares a secret

For the Christmas family draw this year I had my grandma. I remembered having a discussion about the Disney movie Bambi with her, my mom and my aunt sometime in the past year and she exclaimed how much she loved Thumper, so I figured I'd make her a painting of 'my' version of Bambi and Thumper instead of a Disneyfied one. Same characters, same personalities as the Disney story, slightly different look. It's a belated gift, but here's the preliminary sketch for it (mucky scan, sorry, no Photoshop at home to clean it up). I'll update with the final in a few days.

Mmmoustache

Random art attack sketch. I was thinking about moustaches today, and how everytime I see a really good one I want to just rub my nose and lips into it. It doesn't have anything to do with the person attached to the moustache, other than the fact that they can grow a good one.


...What. Is that weird?

Eustace Kong

An assignment for interpretive illustration class, a spin-off of Eustace Tilley, designed for a postcard. It's meant to be a promotional New Yorker image. The idea is that King Kong dressed up and bought a ticket for a show, but once he arrived on location (Empire State Building) he realized that he WAS the show.


...in my head it was funny. (PS: Happy Remembrance daaay)

Zombie and Art Dude face off

This is the first computer generated art I've made that I actually like, a huge step for me. It's part of an info-graphic poster about what art supplies to use to kill zombies should zombies suddenly happen. 'Cause they could, y'know.

Blank Canvas

Stay tuned, dear friends.

Phase two: background colours blocked in.


And foreground subjects! There's Bob and Charlie, hanging out in their favorite corner of the tank.