Peaces

 Decay

Giant Pearl Diving

Here's some pieces that made it to my portfolio. I'm still trying to figure out an efficient way of doing my visual development work and my illustration work. Decay was done for my friend's album cover called Median. The Giant Pearls is a moment piece for the 20000 Leagues Under the Sea story.

Filler Post

 Film Studies 01

 Kitchen Drawings

Mad Scientist

I didn't know what to update with but here are a couple of oldies. I did the Film Studies over the summer and had a good roll but all of a sudden I got bored so I stopped. Working digitally still never got a hold on me the way traditional media did. Maybe I'm old fashion. The other two are about a year old, there are some issues with them but drawing has always been the most fun part of creating an illustration.

On another note: The homie, Jonathan Wayshak is doing an online comic with Sam Keith, updated every Monday. It's pretty much an "anything goes" kind of procedure where they take turns adding to the strip. I did this exercise with my friends during one of Barron Storey's classes. It was fun to do but to see it done by these two is pretty sick. Anyway, check it out- http://www.chickensrevolt.com/

this image is from www.chickensrevolt.com

This project also reminded me of James Jean's and Kenichi Hoshine's: http://www.politewinter.com/

IF- Hibernate

Sleepy Beanie

Collage Reference Drawings

These were drawings referencing a collage. There is some subtle prejudice undertones but I swear the collage was completely random.


Here's a dope video. I completely understand this.

Face Feng Shui

Face Feng Shui

You start by collage random facial parts and finish by drawing around them. Charcoal is fun!

Heart Melt

Rabbit Island

God Light 

Sunset

 Rain Atmosphere

Tughtles

I lived in Okinawa for about 9 years and in Guam for 4 years. It's been over 10 years sinced I've been on an island. The second we got out the airport, the familiarity sank in. It really felt like home. Some things I remembered were the clear waters, the sun and running away from rain clouds :D and my new favorite, turtles. I actually swam next to this guy while snorkeling. Man, my daydreams were on steroids. I swear I'm going to figure out how to make a living form here. C:

Stay Puffed

Stay Puffed, Charcoal, 18"x24"

Inspired by Colin Fix. The original drawing was a close up of a bone. Colin Fix came by our school for Critique one time and he showed us how he just played with random forms so I tried it with charcoal in this class.