The sketch Pad

It's that time of year when candidates come out of hiding to get your attention, and more importantly your vote for nomination. Get out you ballot and head into your favorite voting booth and make your decision.

Labels: Arm Wrestling, Democrats, Editorial Illustration, Politics, Republican, Skope Magazine, Tattoos

This is one of my personal favorite Peanizles so far. And, soon to be t-shirt.

Labels: Chuck B, Comic Strip, Mingus, Ninja, Peanizles

Networking. It's a huge part of anybody and everybody's career path including artists of all kinds. This article was about how musicians can best use your time and take advantage of music conferences and seminars around the country. Rule number one: get your music into industry hands.

Labels: Editorial Illustration, Music Industry, Skope Magazine

This comic is one of my recent favorites that I've done.

Labels: Comic Strip, Entering Andover, Hats, Mom, Occupation

Here's a couple of Thanksgiving comics that I did and ran while over the holiday.

Labels: Comic Strip, Entering Andover, Thanksgiving

Here's the finished portrait illustration of John and John from They Might Be Giants. I really wanted to do a good job with this illustration since I've been a huge fan of theirs for years. As I began painting, I tried to push color more in this piece than I usually do to add a more dynamic feeling to the piece, as well as to help accentuate the toy bobblehead concept. You'll be able to find this in the January/February issue of Skope Magazine.

Labels: Editorial Illustration, Portrait, Skope Magazine, They Might Be Giants

These are preliminary character sketches for a project that I'm working on with a friend. I'm undecided whether they characters should be a bit more cartoon-slash-stylized as opposed to being this realistic in style. I'll post more versions of the character later.

Labels: Character sketches