Tuesday, January 26, 2010
"Cosmic Boat" progress
This is the finished first page of my comic series "Cosmic Boat." The first chapter is five pages long and will appear in the overdue first issue of MOUTH Magazine (very soon, I promise). "Cosmic Boat" is the story of how the crew of the last Earth space battleship discovers a mysterious and powerful ancient alien ship which they use to defeat a terrifying fleet of ships from the planet Deram, dedicated to Earth's destruction.
Labels:
art,
comics,
drawing,
Mouth Magazine
Blue Practice Marketing PDF
Here's a three page document I designed for Blue Practice that outlines their marketing and PR services.



Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Walking Contradiction Drawings
Here are some drawings I dug up that I had done on spec for the Green Day in 1996 or so. They were for a single release for the song, Walking Contradiction, from their album, Insomnia. You may not recognize them because they were not used. The drawings were met with silence and so I assume that they were not really what the band was looking for at the time. Nonetheless, I've always been fond of them, especially the bird with the tweeting naked man on his shoulder. These are from a period where I was preoccupied with classic Hanna Barbara cartoon character design (I still am).








Thursday, November 12, 2009
Lookout Records 1999 Winter Catalog Cover
This is something I uncovered while digging through some old Lookout-related art archive CD-Rs. It's a drawing I did that I'd originally imagined being used for The Mr. T Experience - maybe a 7" cover or t-shirt. Ultimately, it was a little too specific and didn't correlate to anything MTX was doing at the time so instead it became the cover art for the 1999 / 2000 Lookout Records printed catalog.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
"Cosmic Boat" Drawings
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
More Drawings / Artings
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Adam & Eve Drawing
Here is a drawing I did that was intended for my friends' album cover. Earlier, I had drafted out some different concepts and while they ultimately decided they would go with one of those, I liked this one and decided to see it through for my own amusement. It can be hard to leave what you believe might be a good idea unfinished. It can also be ridiculously easy too...Below are some of my earlier passes / versions of this image. I plan at some point to post a finished piece and include all of the mistakes, dead-ends, failed attempts and sketches that helped me get there - usually each project results in quite a pile of "notes."


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