A fun piece I did for a weekly IFX challenge themed “ManMan…He’s all man”
I started with a big list of all the “man stuff” he was going to have (guns, crossbow, chainsaw, axe, beer etc…) but then I realized that this here is all a ManMan needs.
Wait I drew a guy? This is a landmark!
My first sketch for a challenge themed Manman.
Something for practice. Almost finished. Still playing with her hand and redrawing her entire head.
Another piece for practice. Trying to get comfy with creating custom brushes in PS. Still not sold on her left arm/weapon (screen right). We shall see…
Something fun for October…
I don’t really like drawing in front of people, but I did a few recording sessions of me sketching delightful nonsense with straight pen & ink. We’ll see.
A random panel from Adventuregoat.
A little update on this one…
A piece I did for a challenge that required folks to design a Colossus boss for a video game.
This Colossal beast of the Water Plane is a massive mobile ocean. It can crack open vast deserts and expand the water planes.
The beast’s translucent skin is extremely resilient and deceives those foolish enough to attack.
Flanking the beast will most certainly result in a quick death, as it’s rear legs strike with disturbing speed and accuracy.
-I really like working in a more graphic style, but this piece pushed me to solve a lot of creative problems… New territory for me.
-Photoshop
Aria and Leo stop for some fresh air (There isn’t a lot of breathing room in that Mech).
A concept piece for a personal project.
Still trying to figure out the big gun and all, but working on this has made me very happy. 
ArtRage & photoshop.
A quick digital sketch for fun…
It’s been too long since I posted something, so here’s something fun.
I will be having my first solo show at the Thump Gallery on Saturday December 4th. 6:00pm – 11:00pm
I like to post my weird movies in October.
First up is a delightful little piece called Sasquatch Survivor 2. I directed and acted (three characters) in this unique short film many moons ago when I lived in the Sierra Foothills of northern California. I wasn’t a film student or anything, I just started making movies with my 400 dollar video camera and minimal understanding of the filmmaking process. The digital FX were done using Hash Animation Master and photoshop.
There’s mystery, action, special FX, and a giant Sasquatch of course! So pop some corn, crack a beer and enjoy the arguably epic saga? Seriously though… I look back at this and I actually find it mighty impressive. Some of it works so well, you’d think I knew what I was doing.
Next up is a documentary I made back in 2005. It started out as a writing assignment and morphed into… well, what it is.
Some quick sketches.
For the cabin I referenced an artist named J.D. Harding. It’s very much the type of cabin Adventure Goat lives in.
Ha! Ha! Sorry, this puppy is no longer available… for now….. for top secret reasons. Heh, yeah. so….. that’s that.
Just a preview of something fun I am working on.
