Entropy by Night Flight

A new piece in the June edition of Whurk!

Turns out huge swaths of dark colors don't reproduce well on newsprint.  Something to keep in mind if I ever have to illustrate a poem about night or unlit rooms, or large black birds.

Kudos to my AD, Seth Casana.

I never drink... wine...

They say red wine is good for your heart.

The checkerboard table took forever to paint. I'm sure I'll forget how boring that was by tomorrow.

Player Piano

It's not a piano, but there's no word for a typewriter that types itself.

Funeral

Happy to report I have another steady gig.  This one from a local area arts newspaper called WHURK. I'll be doing illustrations for the fiction and poetry, and occasionally back-end comics.

This issue comes out later this week, so you get a sneak preview of the latest art.

turn-arounds for three of my four main characters: Guy, Daphne, and Rodney.

Interesting side note: each one took almost exactly one hour to complete.

New Project

Okay. I'm starting a graphic novel. Coincidentally, I'm also in a concept design class at the same time. So while I really should take more time to write (it's no excuse, but I'm really, really busy) I have created a lovely looking character sheet here. Turn-arounds are due on tuesday, so those might show up later. As well a plot.

Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

I'm in a concept illustration class right now, working on a faux-animated version of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. So, here are my designs for the main characters. To round out the cast, we made Professor Arronax a female. Verne would take it in stride, I think.