So, I'm putting up some older stuff as I update my MoGraph reel. This is an older drawing of the wolf -- a cover sample for a book I'm still developing. Yes the lettering will change.
This was influenced by a series of sketches that the amazing Skottie Young had done on his website several years ago. I was playing with 'sketchy' and energetic lines and did this as an hommage to his (ever changing) style. It's fascinating to try different things and/or styles because it helps to inform your own approach to material. The brown, textured paper adds a lot to the feel. I like the way this came out... Enough to redo it in a different style and try a new approach to the drawing. Maybe with colours. And, with more volume and contrasts.
This is another attempt at the bald dude from below. A "Sunday Sketch Session" that I ended up taking much further than I intended. Good to stretch a little bit and try something new. I'm trying more of an angular feel in this sketch. Working for a little more balance, contrasting straight lines against curves. Pencils, inked with Faber-Castell PITT markers, scanned, then dropped into Photoshop.
This was for the film "Day 37". It takes place in a shuttle craft. One location for the most part. A really inventive script form the mega talent Jay Weisman.
This is are sequentials for a shelved project for Triad Fam. It was a tie in with a film that's been put on hold for a minute. Hope this one starts up again soon -- Interesting characters and a unique twist on a classic Hollywood morality tale...
I'm an illustrator and animator working in 2D and 2.5D. Having worked extensively in live action, I currently focus on my first love of illustration, cartooning and animation. Additionally, do a lot of motion graphics work and digital compositing.